Many parents nowadays are office workers and there is no suitable person at home to help take care of their children, so intermediary nannies have become common. However, there are also some things to pay attention to when hiring nannies to take care of children.
1. Search one to two months in advance. If you don't have time to take care of your baby at home, find a nanny 1-2 months before you decide to go to work. It's best to let the nanny integrate into your family environment before you start work, so that the child is willing to spend time with her.
2. Try to choose a nanny who has a deep understanding of the situation, whether recommended by acquaintances or relatives and friends in the hometown. This way, a nanny who has a deep understanding of the situation can be used with peace of mind. If an acquaintance cannot be found, it is necessary to go to a legitimate and qualified domestic service company to find one. Don't take someone you don't know at home as a nanny in the labor market. This way, there is no basic safety guarantee, let alone letting her take care of the child with peace of mind.
3. The hired nanny must be professional, preferably having received professional nanny training or formal training in related fields, and also having corresponding work experience in taking care of babies. Caregivers who are too young should try not to hire caregivers because they have never taken care of children themselves and may encounter difficult problems in taking care of children.
4. To carefully understand the physical health status of the nanny, it is necessary to require her to present relevant work permits and health certificates. If necessary, the nanny can be taken for a physical examination, mainly to check whether there are easily contagious diseases. Because babies have weak resistance and are susceptible to infection, parents should consider their children's health.
Even if you hire a nanny in a timely manner, you cannot expect her to help you with everything. Your baby's education still needs more care from parents, so necessary companionship is still essential.
