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June 16, 2009
Infants & Toddlers | Parenting

How to Hire a Nanny

    Published: 06-16-2009
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    Nanny Jaclyn Gobuluk discusses how to hire a nanny.

    Transcript

    Hi, I am Jaclyn Gobuluk and I am with Metropolitan Nannies. I have a history in business and finance with a degree in Business Administration from George Mason University. I was a nanny for over 15 years for a family before being the Business Development Manager and now the owner of Metropolitan Nannies. Today, I will be going over how to hire a nanny.

    Videos in this Series

    1

    How to Hire a Nanny

    2

    What is a nanny?

    3

    What questions should I ask myself before hiring a nanny?

    4

    How much should I budget for a nanny’s salary?

    5

    What benefits should I offer to my nanny?

    6

    How do I know if my nanny is legal to work in the United States?

    7

    What do I need to do in terms of taxes?

    8

    What criteria should my nanny meet?

    9

    How can I find a nanny?

    10

    What are the benefits and drawbacks of using an agency?

    11

    What are the benefits and drawbacks of doing an independent search?

    12

    If I decide to use an agency, what should my part be in the search?

    13

    What should I consider when doing an independent search?

    14

    How do I narrow down the pool of applicants?

    15

    How many nannies should I interview?

    16

    Should I screen their references?

    17

    What kind of background check should I do, and how should I go about it?

    18

    Should I interview all applicants?

    19

    How long should I devote to each interview?

    20

    What kinds of questions should I ask?

    21

    Should I have my children present during the interview?

    22

    Should I hire the nanny for a trial period before hiring full time?

    23

    What is the next step after the trial period?