You ask them if they are honoring your contract or not. If yes, you get paid and you go back when they say. If no, you walk away and look for a new job with no strings attached to them ever again. |
Why on earth do children this age need a nanny? If they need to be driven/picked up then use Uber. |
Teen isn’t mature enough to babysit One or more has special needs Teen has a job or internship Teen has a life of their own (and activities) 8 to 10 hours is too long for a nine-year-old to be left possibly on their own 15 is not old enough to legally be able to sign paperwork and authorize treatment at the ER Some parents are not reachable at all (At least some of the time) during work hours Kids don’t get along and the dynamic does not work for babysitting Parents don’t want to turn a teenager into an indentured servant 15 isn’t old enough to be driving on their own Parent doesn’t want a nine-year-old in an Uber by themself Uber is not available in all areas Bus and metro are not available in all areas One or more need special help with tutoring or life skills Parent feels better having a responsible adult available even if they aren’t doing the same level of care that they would do if the kids were infants and toddlers I’m a nanny for toddler through teen. I’ve been hired for elementary through high school age students for all of the above reasons. I’m sure there are more reasons a parent might have. |