Looking For a Nanny
If you have evaluated that economically or professionally the most convenient thing is to go back to work after having had a baby, you will need to put aside your feelings of guilt, fear and impotence of leaving your baby in the care of another person. Remember that in this situation it is all about the quality of time you spend with your baby.
For your own peace and that of your baby, you will need to choose a nanny or baby sitter very carefully.
Take your time at this task and allow your self to be lead by your instinct or sixth sense. Here are some of the documents you will need to ask the person interested:
- ID: Keep a photocopy of it
- Misdemeanors or criminal records, etc.
- Medical records.
- Studies certificate
- References from previous jobs. Verify the data and call the previous employers and ask them about their opinion of the person applying for the job.
- Certificate showing the applying person has the capacity to be a nanny or baby sitter. If the person were not to have this, you can pay for the person to get an accelerated course, as it will make you feel more secure.
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