For Parents
Resources to Help Parents
The US Nanny Association offers resources specifically tailored to assist parents in finding the ideal nanny and ensuring high-quality childcare. These resources include access to sample nanny contracts and detailed guidelines on the hiring process. Parents can also benefit from information on mandatory reporting and expert tips for conducting effective nanny interviews.
Tools to help you hire a nanny…
Ultimate Guide Hire Nanny
The Ultimate Guide to Hire a Nanny is available online as a webinar series or an eBook. It has 18 chapters that provide detailed insights and tools to support every step needed to hire a nanny.
Nanny Contract Example
Download a free example nanny contract that includes the elements needed to work as a part-time, full-time, live-in, overnight nanny or a newborn and infant care professional.
Pick a Nanny Agency
There are a lot of childcare employment service providers. These tips can help you pick a reputable nanny agency and we’ll introduce you to agencies who have joined the Association.
Filing Taxes
It’s that time of year, tax time. Questions are starting to pour in from parents and nannies about filing their taxes. This article covers hot topics to help you get through the tax season.
Respectfully Reject a Nanny
There are many times that nannies apply to my agency without having the proper qualifications required, and unfortunately due to that I have no choice but to reject that nanny applicant.
Car Seat Safety
Watch this webinar by Captain Randy Chhabra of Austin-Travis Emergency Medical Services as he shares his expertise and best practices for passenger (car seat) safety.
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