Still Looking For A Nanny Job?

Posted by admin on 18 Dec 2009 | Tagged as: Caregiver, Nanny Job


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Many jobs available for Nannies in the Lower Mainland in the following areas:


CHILDCARE JOBS

  • North Vancouver – Family with 2 children (baby and toddler), looking for a live-in nanny.
    Duties: childcare, housekeeping, meal preparation.
    Starting date: January 4, 2010. GOOD SALARY OFFERED
  • North Vancouver – Family with 2 children (2 and 4 years old), looking for a driver live-out nanny.
    Duties: driving, childcare, housekeeping, meal preparation for the kids.
    Starting date: ASAP. Salary Negotiable.
  • Vancouver – Family with 1 year old girl, looking for a live-out nanny.
    Duties: childcare, light housekeeping and some meal preparation.
    Starting date: January 18, 2010
  • Vancouver – Family with 4 year old boy, looking for a driver, live-in nanny.
    Duties: childcare, driving, light housekeeping and some meal preparation.
    Starting date: January 4, 2010
  • Vancouver – Family with 1 year old boy, looking for a part-time live-out nanny.
    Days of work: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 8:00AM to 5:00 PM
    Duties: childcare, light housekeeping
    Starting date: January 4, 2010
  • Vancouver – Family with 2 children (3 and 5 year old girls) looking for a live-in or live-out nanny.
    Duties: mainly housekeeping and some meal preparation.
    Starting date: January 15, 2010
  • West Vancouver – Family with 2 children (10 years old and infant) looking for a driver live-out nanny.
    Duties: driving, childcare, housekeeping, meal preparation. Salary Negotiable.
    Starting date: ASAP
  • West Vancouver – Family with 2 children (school age) looking for a live-in nanny.
    Duties: driving, childcare, housekeeping, meal preparation. TOP SALARY PLUS BENEFITS
    Starting date: ASAP
  • West Vancouver – Family with 2 children (4 and 10 years old), looking for a live-in nanny.
    Duties: childcare, housekeeping, meal preparation.
    Starting date: ASAP. Salary Negotiable.
  • West Vancouver – Family with 3 children school-age, looking for a driver live-in or live-out nanny.
    Duties: driving the kids to school, childcare, housekeeping.
    Starting date: ASAP. Salary Negotiable.
  • Surrey – Family with 2 children school-age looking for a full-time live-in nanny.
    Duties: housekeeping, meal preparation, childcare.
    Salary negotiable.
    Starting date: January 4, 2010.
  • Surrey – Family with 1 child (7 months old) looking for a full-time, live-in nanny.
    Duties: childcare, housekeeping, meal preparation.
    Starting date: February, 2010.
  • Ladner – Family with 2 children (school age) looking for a full-time, temporary (6 months) live-in nanny.
    Duties: childcare, housekeeping, meal preparation.
    Starting date: ASAP.

Nanny or Day Care?

Posted by admin on 25 May 2008 | Tagged as: Nanny Services

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If your family has two or more children, childcare performed by a nanny is likely to be a money-saver. Pay rates in this case range from the minimum wage ($8.00 per hour in B. C.) to about $10.00 per hour. At the lower end of the scale, the cost of having a nanny is comparable with that of keeping two children in day care.

Even if you have one child, a live-in nanny still have an advantage. You can confidently leave for work in the morning without rushing your child to a the day care. If you are on shift work, a nanny can adjust her hours to accommodate yours. Also, beyond the care for your children, some domestic chores can be performed by the nanny allowing you to spend more quality time with your children after a day’s work. These criteria also apply to a live-out nanny who visits your home daily. However, a live-in has the advantages of never arriving late for work and having little chance of canceling at the last minute.
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The biggest bonus in this case is that nannies are less likely than other types of caregivers to switch employment. Therefore, a nanny can give your child a sense of consistency. Between one and three years of age, children establish strong bonds with caregivers. At this stage, a child’s language skills are too undeveloped to understand why the childcare arrangement has changed. When a nanny suddenly leaves, a toddler may react with aggressive behaviour or retreat into babyish activities like thumb-sucking. The child is displaying bewilderment over the loss.

From age three to six, a child will be more understanding but will still experience distress if a favourite caregiver leaves. This happens often with informal baby-sitting arrangements. Even at day-care centers with prescribed child-minding philosophies, staff turnover is high. Live-in nannies are more stable because leaving their jobs means leaving their homes.

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