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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thank you for this! Not a lot of people appreciate nannies with qualifications [/quote] That is true. I don’t. My nanny doesn’t have a college degree. I’m OK with that. A lot of people are OK with that, because they don’t want to spend $27/hr. for someone to watch one infant.[/quote] NP here. I wanted much more than someone to watch my infant. I have a college educated nanny who narrates, talks, reads and sings to my baby as well as loves him. I also wanted a nanny with good grammar and a rich vocabulary. The first three years are the most important in brain development and establishing connections. I actually wish there were two different names for the teacher/nanny and the housekeeper/nanny. [/quote] A teacher has a teaching degree, in this area, at some point required to have a masters degree and a license. If you are a licensed teacher, you are a teacher. If you don't and a caretaker, you are a babysitter or nanny.[/quote] Most states don’t require homeschool teachers or tutors to be licensed, provided that the person does not misrepresent themself. I am a teacher.[/quote] Yes, I know. And I’m saying our nanny has the credentials. [/quote]
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