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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I’m a teacher-type-nanny and I actually agree. A housekeeper-type-nanny (basically a housekeeper who babysits) sounds like a better fit in your situation. Whether or not you can find that for $20 an hour is another issues but certainly it’s a better all round fit. [b] And I assume availability is for the seemingly countless school holidays as well as sick days and emergencies. But a housekeeper would be able to do that as well. [/b] [/quote] I get that but I have three school age kids and I simply haven't found these to be all that frequent. They are in any case known far in advance and you can certainly line up care for these ahead of time and much cheaper than a $20/hr gull-time nanny would be. Plus at age 7+ they begin to want the camp experience rather than staying home with nanny; if not at 7, then not much thereafter.[/quote]
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