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"Annie's Nannies has come to our
rescue many, many times. All of the nannies that we have hired
through Annie's Nannies have, without
exception, been trustworthy, wonderful people. And our children
have always loved them! Suzanne is a master at placing just
the right nanny with the right
family." -
V.P.
Mercer Island, WA
Annie's Nannies Client




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Working
with families over the years has been a privilege
for me as I have been welcomed into their homes at
a very important time in their lives. I have counseled
thousands of parents and nannies over the years and
like to think I’ve learned a thing or two about
children, their families, and their childcare and
household staffing issues. Through this page, I hope
to answer many of the questions that arise when deciding
to hire household staff, manage the employer/employee
relationship or simply rear a happy healthy child
in these challenging times.
So bring on the questions by filling out our simple
Ask Annie
Form and I will happily answer as many as I can.
If I don’t know the answer, I will find someone
who does.
I look forward to hearing from you.

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Yes! If your nanny is driving your children around in her car she definately needs to be paid for her mileage....
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Many parents believe that a child needs to learn socialization skills even as an infant....
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No. In the greater Puget Sound area most nannies are live-out because the nannies that work here also live here...
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Having read the article, I must say that I agree with the pediatricians who believe that strollers contribute to less activity for toddlers, increasing the incidence of obesity...
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Here is my Raising Children Recipe. It works every time.
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Yes, you absolutely need to pay payroll taxes on your household employee.
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INTERNET VS. PLACEMENT AGENCIES The Internet has its risks. It has revolutionized our lives. With one click, we can do research, buy a dishwasher, or meet our perfect mate. But with the ease of use comes danger:
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Yes, this is a very common feeling for many new mothers who hire nannies. The way to resolve this in your own mind is to ...
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You need to hire a nanny to help you out with both the one year old and three year old....
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Put yourself in your new baby's diapers. Would you rather have plastic or cloth on your bottom....
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Medical benefits are a nice way to round out the compensation package and make your job that much more desirable...
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I know that this is a late answer to your question but maybe the following will help you to determine the salary for the wonderful person you have found to care for your child.
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A live-out nanny can be part-time or full-time. Full-time hours are generally between 40 and 55 hours per week...
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My daughter was three years old when I brought her baby brother home from the hospital. She was a bit jealous but I made her feel that he was our baby and that I loved her just the same and now we both had another person in our lives to love.
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I believe in asking a variety of questions. You want to be as certain as you can that the nanny will work well in your home with your family...
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A local nanny group is the Northwest Nanny Association, in Bellevue. Their phone number is 425-814-3014.
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