A great nanny understands that parents depend on them to get to work. They are on time, every time.

Children test boundaries. A professional nanny remains calm, patient, and positive, even during a tantrum.

They don't just sit on their phone while the child watches TV. They engage in play, plan activities, and encourage development.

This is non-negotiable. They should have training in First-Aid and CPR.

They know what to do in an emergency and how to handle small problems (like a scraped knee or a conflict with a sibling) on their own.

They provide parents with a clear summary of the day, including meals, naps, and any concerns.

They maintain high standards of personal hygiene and also teach children good habits, like washing their hands.

A nanny becomes part of the family. They must be trustworthy and respect your family's privacy.

Caring for children is hard work! A positive and energetic attitude makes a huge difference in your child's day.

This can't be faked. A professional nanny is someone who is truly passionate about child development.