How to Hire a Nanny

How to Hire a Nanny

What is a nanny?

What is a nanny?

What questions should I ask myself before hiring a nanny?

What questions should I ask myself before hiring a nanny?

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

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

What benefits should I offer to my nanny?

What benefits should I offer to my nanny?

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

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

What do I need to do in terms of taxes?

What do I need to do in terms of taxes?

What criteria should my nanny meet?

What criteria should my nanny meet?

How can I find a nanny?

How can I find a nanny?

What are the benefits and drawbacks of using an agency?

What are the benefits and drawbacks of using an agency?

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

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

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

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

What should I consider when doing an independent search?

What should I consider when doing an independent search?

How do I narrow down the pool of applicants?

How do I narrow down the pool of applicants?

How many nannies should I interview?

How many nannies should I interview?

Should I screen their references?

Should I screen their references?

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

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

Should I interview all applicants?

Should I interview all applicants?

How long should I devote to each interview?

How long should I devote to each interview?

What kinds of questions should I ask?

What kinds of questions should I ask?

Should I have my children present during the interview?

Should I have my children present during the interview?

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

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

What is the next step after the trial period?

What is the next step after the trial period?

How to Hire a Nanny

How to Hire a Nanny

Understanding The Importance Of A Child Safety Seat

Understanding The Importance Of A Child Safety Seat

Rear-Facing Car Seat Facts

Rear-Facing Car Seat Facts

Forward-Facing Car Seat Facts

Forward-Facing Car Seat Facts

Booster Car Seat Facts

Booster Car Seat Facts

Seat Belt Safety Facts

Seat Belt Safety Facts

Need To Know ACT & SAT Information

Need To Know ACT & SAT Information

Playground Safety

Playground Safety

Playground Safety – Proper Supervision

Playground Safety – Proper Supervision

Playground Safety – Age-Appropriate Equipment

Playground Safety – Age-Appropriate Equipment

Playground Safety – Fall Surfacing

Playground Safety – Fall Surfacing

Playground Safety – Equipment Maintenance

Playground Safety – Equipment Maintenance

Playground Safety –Purchasing Backyard Equipment

Playground Safety –Purchasing Backyard Equipment

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Jaclyn Gobuluk

Metropolitan Nannies

703-481-3181

Metropolitan Nannies is a women owned full service childcare agency providing full time, part time, temporary and emergency childcare services to families and organizations in the Washington Metropolitan area, which includes the states of Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. We pride ourselves on providing only the highest quality of nanny professionals available and by retaining them for long-term service to the family. We maintain a strategy of being highly selective in our recruitment process. An extensive interviewing and screening process is conducted to ensure that all nannies meet and exceed the high standards set by Metropolitan Nannies and our clients. Such strict quality control methods in our evaluation process enables us to only match families with the most appropriate caregiver, as well as help caregivers find positions that meet their own individual needs.

What benefits should I offer to my nanny?

Host: What benefits should I offer to my nanny?

Jaclyn Gobuluk: Benefits that you should offer to a nanny would be two weeks paid vacation, one week paid sick leave and usually, you would want to offer the nanny seven federal holidays. How that breaks down is the two weeks paid vacation, one week is the family s choice of which they would like to on vacation of the nanny gets paid. One week is the nanny s choice.

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Host: What benefits should I offer to my nanny?

Jaclyn Gobuluk: Benefits that you should offer to a nanny would be two weeks paid vacation, one week paid sick leave and usually, you would want to offer the nanny seven federal holidays. How that breaks down is the two weeks paid vacation, one week is the family s choice of which they would like to on vacation of the nanny gets paid. One week is the nanny s choice. She will decide which week within that year that she would like time off and of course, that is paid.

In addition to that is the five days sick leave. The nanny would be able to take five paid sick days within that one calendar year. After that, you would also want to consider giving the nanny paid federal holidays. Usually, there are seven or eight depending on what you consider a federal holiday. But you would want to consider paying your nanny for federal holidays. That it is the standard for all nannies with benefits.

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How can the whole family participate in taking care of a dog?

What are some common illnesses parents can expect?

What are some common illnesses parents can expect?

What are some ways parents can manage the rest of the family while one child is sick?

What are some ways parents can manage the rest of the family while one child is sick?

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