A childcare provider with established rapport can be an incredible source of emotional and social support for children as they transition from school to home-based learning. Maybe your nanny has been with you for years, or maybe you recently hired a caregiver to assist with your children’s online learning. Either way, you’ll want to take time to discuss your concerns, expectations and additional responsibilities related to schooling up front so both you and your nanny are on the same page.
The National Domestic Workers Alliance and Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network have developed an employer’s guide with input from nannies and domestic employers across the country to provide you with tips when having your nanny supervise online learning.
