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In typical nanny-sharing arrangements, the nanny cares for the children of two or more families. As an alternative to daycares, nanny sharing offers parents a less expensive solution to hiring your own private childcare (e.g., having a nanny all to yourself). You'll also have the advantage of knowing your child is being cared for by someone you trust in a comfortable, safe environment.
To make nanny sharing work, be sure to start with these guidelines from Nanny Network, a national nanny agency:
Once you find a family that's a good match, you can further ensure nanny-sharing harmony by following the "3 Cs:"
The last step is to have an agreed-upon trial period. During this time you can assess whether you've chosen the right nanny, whether the children get along, and whether the arrangement is working as you imagined.
Though nanny sharing could involve a little more work, it could also be the answer for parents looking for a safe, more affordable childcare option.
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