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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks.  I'm asking the question because I contacted a nanny agency about part-time care, and they said they could not place anyone for after-school care, but that a lot of people in my position use a nanny-housemanager, with half the day doing nanny duties and half the day doing other duties like errands.  In the past we've always just had pure nannies.  I think we pay pretty well.  I'm kind of surprised there aren't more people jumping up to take jobs where they make $25/hr and the kids are in school half the day.
There is absolutely no way in hell I would put anyone in charge of my finances generally -- can't believe people do this!  [/quote]

This is why I was suggesting you label what you are looking for as a nanny manager or housekeeper with child care responsibilities. A household manager will often take on the house expenses and spending budget. A nanny manager sometimes will keep a child related spending account but a house manager does this for the home and sometimes if they are a Personal Assistant manage the employers account as well. I actually house manage a million dollar estate including the expenses, I have a CC and a joint bank account with my employers. This is a huge responsibility that a house manager keeps account of what they purchase and the checks they write to the vendors.

As explained before a nanny and a house manager are two very different positions[/quote]

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