Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks! I think the issue is that we need irregular coverage. In reality, I’ll be working out of the house about 25 hours a week. And some night performances, DH will be home.
What (aside from salary - and we’re able to pay top dollar) would make this attractive to anyone? We have a separate apartment in a converted garage (very nice) we could give to the nanny.
I am the PP who wrote about a live in nanny. We were in a similar situation because we also had a very nice studio apartment in our house. That sealed the deal. We found an older woman who just got separated from her husband, and this was an ideal situation for her. She did not have any other commitments and for the free apartment, she was willing to deal with irregular hours. We paid her a salary, but the hours changed from week to week. She was with us for several years and by the time she left, the kids had already started school, and we were able to get by with an afterschool.