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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP- I'm the placement coordinator at a local agency and we place a ton of these jobs.

As long as you are offering at least 30 guaranteed hours, market rate or above, and industry standard benefits, you should definitely be able to find someone.[/quote]

This is OP, thanks so much for your response. 
What is the profile of the candidates who you place in these positions?
We’ve had several 19 year olds apply which I think is too young. I’m nervous about their driving experience 
We’ve also had some older college students but they can only do 2-3 afternoons each week due to their studies. [/quote]

It varies. Sometimes nanny-moms who are happy to be home with their young kids for a majority of the day, but still need to work PT. A grad student that has a program they do online on their own time. A nanny that has a side gig they are happy to devote mornings to. Sometimes we find amazing nannies that are grossly underpaid and very happy to make more for 30 hours than they do for 40 hours.[/quote]

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