Isabela S.

Make sure you stay connected with your parents. She calls you to tell you what's going on, leaves notes telling you about important events, and gives you time to talk about the events of the day. Proposes creative solutions and works with you to solve problems. It is important that your nanny knows how to turn around when you are not around, and at the same time asks for your help in solving bigger problems. She is worshiped by her children. You know your kids love spending time with her if they keep talking about her and the songs and games she teaches them. The best nannies feed a child's curiosity. It's trustable. She arrives on time, respects the terms of the contract, warns her in advance if she is late, leaves the telephone number of other nannies who can replace her if she becomes ill and handles all her responsibilities with the utmost importance. Always ready. She is always ready to meet the needs of her children and always has a B plan if something goes wrong. You know what is healthier for your child. As much as your children enjoy eating snacks and sweets from time to time, a good nanny knows when it's time to eat vegetables and fruits. Have patience. Everyone knows that taking care of a child requires a lot of patience. It is important to have a babysitter who will calm down if your child cries for hours, who will answer all the questions your child has and will have patience when your child begins to test it. Be careful. A careful nanny not only prevents accidents, but also knows what to do in an emergency. Listen to what your child has to say. To create a legal environment and build a healthy relationship with your children, a good nanny listens to what your children have to say and adapts as needed. Take care of your children as if they were hers. A good nanny loves her children and takes care of the same affection as if they were hers. That way, you will be sure that your children are in good hands.