What are the responsibilities of a nanny?

A nanny's responsibilities can be broadly divided into three categories:

1. Caregiving responsibilities:

• Providing physical care, including bathing, dressing, and feeding.
• Taking children to and from school or other activities.
• Monitoring children's health and well-being.
• Providing emotional support and companionship.

2. Educational responsibilities:

• Teaching children basic skills, such as potty training, reading, and writing.
• Reading to children and helping them with homework.
• Engaging children in creative and educational activities.

3. Family support responsibilities:

• Assisting with household chores and errands.
• Helping with meal preparation and cleanup.
• Providing transportation to doctor's appointments and other activities.
• Supporting parents with emotional and practical needs.

In addition to these broad categories, nannies may also be responsible for:

• Maintaining a clean and safe environment for children.
• Supervising children's behavior and providing guidance.
• Participating in extracurricular activities and events.
• Communicating with parents and other caregivers.

The specific responsibilities of a nanny will vary depending on the age of the children she is caring for, her level of experience, and the specific needs of the family.