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[quote=Anonymous]Hiring a part time nanny can be challenging depending on your expectations. Any person who has dedicated themselves to this as a career (with a relevant educational background, extensive training, and experience) is looking for full time hours. The people you will find for part time care are 1. More casual about their commitment to the job, 2. Have other time commitments that may or may not take priority, and 3. Are likely not as experienced and well trained.

Your best for what you're looking for is a college student with some experience with younger children, perhaps pursuing an education/early childhood development degree. Offer a competitive rate, guaranteed hours, holidays, and PTO to attract candidates that will take your position seriously and be willing to stick around. Everyone always says PT jobs dont offer benefits like PTO. That's because usually the rate of turnover doesn't matter. If you don't want constant nanny turnover for your kid, treat your employee with respect and generosity. [/quote]

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