5 Tips to Help you Succeed at Your New Nanny Job
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2024
- Getting acquainted and comfortable with your new family and their home is no small task! Each family does things a little differently, and no matter how many years of experience you have, it will take some time to get familiar with the new family. Fortunately, there are some simple ways you can help make the onboarding process as easy and effective as possible.
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0:00 Intro
1:02 Trial Days
2:05 Shadowing
3:16 Family Manual
5:34 Communication Book
7:19 Shared Calendar
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So I have 6 years working with new born-teens in a more “traditional” setting (preschool/ child care facilities) BUT BOY OH BOY WAS THIS VIDEO EXTREMELY HELPFUL AND TAUGHT ME A LOT MORE THAN I THOUGHT I ALREADY KNEW!! Thank you!!!❤️❤️❤️
Glad it was helpful. We work with a lot of nannies who have transitioned from daycare to nanny and it is very different.
Thanks for making these videos available. I'm finding them really useful for my language classes with a foreign nanny who's now working in a household where she needs English to communicate with one of the parents. You also do a great job matching the color of your sweaters to your eyes - makes the clips that much more appealing to watch. 😉
Glad you like them!
These ideas are amazing!! Thank you ☺️
Glad you like them!
I was a nanny for almost a decade, quit, got into Health Insurance & opened my own small business. Now I'm getting back into nannying, many years later & this video was a great help! Glad I found your channel!
Glad it is helpful!
Thank you so much for the wonderful tips 😊
Glad you like them!
Thanks for this video, the tips are great, especially a communication book.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much i will start tonight here in UAE t and feeling anxious and keep searching for some advises thank you new subscriber here
You’re welcome!
Thank you 😊 💓
You're welcome 😊
I’ve never gotten paid enough to create a binder for a family 😂
That should be the parents job, but if you live that sort of thing, knock yourself out! 😅
I am sorry you do not feel valued.
you are the best thank you so much
You're welcome!
So helpful good Ideas 👏
Glad you think so!
Good video 🙂 📸
Glad it was helpful 💕
Thank you for the tips
Do you have any communication book ok family book temples that we can download please?
I don’t have one to share but there are some great ones created by other Nannies on Etsy
It is a very helpful video, I have 10 years of experience babysitting in India but now I'm in Canada. So many things are going on in my mind and make me confused too I don't know how would I do it, could you please help me on this more than this
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I love this! I reaaaally want to make a family manual. Can you show me some examples?
Great topic. I will add it to the list. 👍
I would love to see examples too!!! I thought it was such a great idea!!!
I worked for a family years ago that had a recipe binder (a mix of printouts and hand written pages) of favorite dinner recipes- that was incredibly helpful at cooking times- no guessing, just follow instructions, a sure hit every time!
Love your videos Michelle! They’re always super helpful ❤️
I'd like to get an example too, it's so useful!
How would a Family manual look during COVID time? I’m a newly part-time nanny and I have a note book with little notes about the child and the family, but since the parents work from home there’s not much outside family info besides the city their relatives live in and little things like that that I have been given. I don’t know if I would need it… how do you ask for those things?
You can ask to sit down and talk to them with any questions you have.
You are very nice,thank you
You are welcome.
She’s super helpful! Really like her
Hi Michelle & @Nanny Solution and anyone else who could chime in. I’m wondering if I could ask a question, although I didn’t get this particular position through the Nanny Solution? I have accepted a new position (haven’t signed contract yet, but need to within the next day or 2). The Mom is due to have baby on July 20th via c-section. 2.5yr old is and will stay in full time daycare🤔. I can pull her once or twice a week either full or 1/days for an adventure. My question is this and it’s making me feel super uncomfortable about this situation. The family is wanting me to start Aug 7th, which I have no problem with, EXCEPT there will be grandparents there for a week & then an Aunt/Uncle the following week until the 20th. With the toddler in daycare, they need me to drive her to & from with Mom not being able to drive for a while. I feel super uncomfortable starting a new position, without a bond yet formed with toddler, without knowing Mom or the home, having a bunch of relatives staying. Is this a bit of a ridiculous ask of the family, or am I being a drama Queen? Typically I’m fine with grandparents hanging out, but it’s always happened when the family and I know each other. Any and all advice will be greatly appreciated. I’m thinking of telling the family o will be available to transport toddler until family has left, but that’s all I’m comfortable with doing. TIA & sorry for the long book
It sounds like a decision you have to make for yourself. If you are not comfortable then it isn’t the right position.
Of course, you are so right :). I need to get out of my head and do/say something. This is the first time I’ve ever felt like this with a new position. Thank you, it’s appreciated!
Is a Nanny job baby proof the house?
It can be part of the job. Depends on what was discussed when you were hired and if they requested your help to baby proof the home. Anything related to the children is part of a nannies job.