1. Childcare
The primary responsibility of a nanny is to care for the children, which includes supervising their activities, providing meals and snacks, changing diapers, helping with potty training, and assisting with bath time and bedtime routines.
2. Transportation
Nannies may be responsible for transporting children to and from school, appointments, playdates, and other activities.
3. Homework help
Nannies may be expected to help children with homework and school projects.
4. Meal preparation
Nannies may be responsible for planning and preparing healthy meals and snacks for the children.
5. Light housekeeping
Nannies may be responsible for keeping the children's rooms and play areas clean and tidy, doing children's laundry, and washing dishes used during meal preparation.
6. Communication
Nannies should be able to communicate effectively with the parents about the children's daily activities, needs, and progress.
7. Safety
Nannies should ensure that the children are safe at all times, including when playing outside, swimming, or engaging in other activities.
8. Errands
Nannies may be expected to run errands, such as grocery shopping or picking up dry cleaning, as needed.
9. Schedule management
Nannies may be responsible for managing the children's schedules, including coordinating appointments and activities with the parents.
10. Special needs
If a child has special needs, such as medical or developmental issues, the nanny may be responsible for providing specialized care and working closely with the parents and medical professionals to ensure the child's needs are met.