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Anonymous
I have six children and I am 65 years old. Is it possible I could find a job at that age? I am open to work part time and full time position.
Are the parents going to hire 65 years old? Btw I am healthy.
Anonymous
Yes. You can. I see it all the time in NW, DC. As long as you able to get the job done. Its best to work with infants.
Anonymous
Let me also add nanny around your age is a plus. Because most nannies that are younger stay on their phone all day.
Anonymous
Sure. Our nanny just turned 63 and has been with us for two and a half years. I plan to keep her forever! So she will be 65 before our next baby even starts preschool. She is amazing and everyone tells me what a fantastic nanny I have. She definitely has more energy than I do!
Anonymous
I might hire you for the infant stage. Not once the baby was walking.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I might hire you for the infant stage. Not once the baby was walking.


Nonsense. A 66 year old woman in good shape can keep up with any toddler - even a runner like my DD. I have seen overweight 20 something’s that I know couldn’t keep up with my DD. Our nanny is 60 and can literally run circles around me!
Anonymous
I think you have a good chance OP!!

I do agree you may want to start off with an infant first though.

Wishing you only the best in your search!
Anonymous
Thanks for all positive thoughts
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I might hire you for the infant stage. Not once the baby was walking.


Nonsense. A 66 year old woman in good shape can keep up with any toddler - even a runner like my DD. I have seen overweight 20 something’s that I know couldn’t keep up with my DD. Our nanny is 60 and can literally run circles around me!


We all have the freedom to hire who we think is best. I think someone of that age is not best.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Yes. You can. I see it all the time in NW, DC. As long as you able to get the job done. Its best to work with infants.


+1 I see more older nannies in NW than any other age. Usually between 40s-60s.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I might hire you for the infant stage. Not once the baby was walking.


Nonsense. A 66 year old woman in good shape can keep up with any toddler - even a runner like my DD. I have seen overweight 20 something’s that I know couldn’t keep up with my DD. Our nanny is 60 and can literally run circles around me!


We all have the freedom to hire who we think is best. I think someone of that age is not best.



You are an ageist - it is a form of prejudice just like any other. There are lots of choices in hiring a nanny but race, religion and age should never be a consideration.
Anonymous
Health is far more important than age. A fit 65 year old beats an tired/overweight twent year old any day of the week. Plus the phone addiction is not an issue with an older nanny generally.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I might hire you for the infant stage. Not once the baby was walking.


Nonsense. A 66 year old woman in good shape can keep up with any toddler - even a runner like my DD. I have seen overweight 20 something’s that I know couldn’t keep up with my DD. Our nanny is 60 and can literally run circles around me!


We all have the freedom to hire who we think is best. I think someone of that age is not best.


You are an ageist - it is a form of prejudice just like any other. There are lots of choices in hiring a nanny but race, religion and age should never be a consideration.


You know what? If my six year old had a 66 year-old teacher at school I wouldn't blink an eye. But in my home, which is a third story walk up, while carrying a sleeping toddler? Yes, I'm not going to pick the 66 year old for that.
Anonymous
I have 2 part time sitters, both in their 60s that are fit, healthy and amazing with my active toddler. Age is nothing but a number.
Anonymous
Re the phone usage we have a 62 yr old nanny and she is constantly on her iPad online shopping. So it depends
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