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[quote=Anonymous]You'll probably want to start looking 2-3 months in advance especially since you're looking to start mid - month. You'll want to start thinking about what schedule will work best for your family in regard to whether or not your 3 year old continues with preschool. Personally, I think part - time preschool is great for that 3-5 age group as it really gives them a chance to build their social skills and interact with kids their own age. But the logistics can be difficult- will the nanny do drop - offs and pick-ups? If so, you'll need to have car seats installed in her car or provide a car for her to use for work. If it requires her having a car then that's something you'll need to consider when putting together your "needs & wants" list. Needs & Wants List: This is really important. You'll need to decide what qualities/certifications you feel your nanny must have in order to properly care for your family. Does she/he need to have experience with multiples? Do you need someone with a car who is comfortable transporting the children? Do you need someone who can cook the children meals from scratch? After that move on to the want list- things that are negotiable but would be nice to have (ex a degree in early childhood education). You also want to consider what type of employment package you'll offer. Pay, guaranteed hours, vacation days, sick days, mileage reimbursement, whether or not you'll contribute a health care stipend. It may be more cost effective to have the nanny care for all 3 children while finding low - cost or free meet up groups to give your 3 year old time to socialize with his peers.[/quote]
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