Shall I teach him Latin and nuclear physics as well?

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Anonymous wrote:Sittercity

Or shittercity.com

Don't even bother with those sites. To be honest if a family can't afford or is too cheap to pay a reputable agency to find good luxury and private childcare for themselves then they really need to use daycares and in home care centers

Some families are left in the lurch by unprofessional nannies. A family who wants permanent care in place within 1 week doesn't have time for the agency to sit around and dither.

Unprofessional nannies that they more than likely found on care.com, craigslist or sittercity. Most agencies have already done the screening and interviewing for you and will just arrange the meetings for them. But them not having the money to pay for that is very telling.

If they are hard pressed for time there are tons of Primroses, Goddard Schools, and more daycares all over the place they can pay. The crazy thing is that they want to pay what they would pay to a company to an individual for a salary. If your budget for childcare is less than $500 a week then you need to use daycare or just part time nannies

I will never understand or agree with broke ass people trying to keep up with the Jones wanting to hire one on one care.

Hmmmm. I've been hired twice as a live-in nanny because they tried a live-out nanny (for a generous salary), but the commute was too long and the nanny bailed. In one case, they had spent 3-4 weeks finding her, and their second and third choices had already accepted other positions. In the second case, they used an agency, but after 3 live-out nannies were sent who were subpar, they looked for themselves. In both cases, they crunched the time to apply, interview and start, and anyone who couldn't meet the schedule was encouraged not to apply. For both families, they did the best they could and yet still had the ability to find a nanny with 5-8 days from posting their position to start date.