We like to say that a nanny is the most important person you will ever hire. And therefore you want to make sure the fit with your family is as perfect as possible. But how can you make that happen? Our payroll and HR partner, GTM Payroll & HR, offers this look at...
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6 Ways to Show Appreciation During National Nanny Recognition Week 2025
National Nanny Recognition Week (NNRW) is September 21-27, 2025, and it's the perfect opportunity for parents to celebrate the hard work, dedication, and love their nanny provides every day. Whether your nanny helps keep your household running smoothly, supports your...
Why Would I Need a Nanny During the School Year?
With schools starting up next week, many families may be reducing their nanny's hours or even letting their nanny go, as the children will be in school for most of the day. But as our payroll partner GTM Payroll & HR points out, there are many advantages to...
Top 10 Tips for Running a Successful Nanny Trial
A nanny is the most important person you'll ever hire, so you want to make sure it will be a good fit for you, your children, and for the nanny. One way to ensure you're hiring the right person is to do a nanny trial, a period where you and the nanny evaluate whether...
6 Tips to Avoid a Workers’ Compensation Claim from Your Nanny
Hiring a nanny is a big step for any family—it means welcoming someone into your home, trusting them with your children, and becoming a household employer. But with that role comes responsibility, including the potential for workers’ compensation claims if your nanny...
7 Ways to Build Trust Between Parents and Nannies
The first question any parent should ask when hiring a nanny, for obvious reasons, is, "Can I trust this person with my children?" But that trust goes both ways, as nannies need to also trust the parents to provide a safe and supportive work environment. Our HR...
Hiring a Nanny? Why Pay Transparency is Important
.You may have heard the term "pay transparency" in recent years, as many states and cities have enacted laws requiring employers to disclose all pay-related information with current and potential employees. This information generally includes the pay scales or salary...
Nanny Filed for Unemployment? What You Need to Know
Sometimes the working relationship with your nanny has to end. She may have moved from the area, you may have fired her, or you came to a mutual decision to part ways. In any case, you may find out that your nanny has filed an unemployment insurance claim with your...
You Can Just Pay Your Nanny in Cash…Right?
Most businesses do not pay their employees in cash. So when you employ a nanny, should it be any different? Over the years, while much progress has been made in legitimizing nannying as a career, many people still see it as just "babysitting" and think paying in cash...