Nanny

** The Nanny does not cook the three daily meals. The meals are prepared in advance by a cook, by the Parents, or otherwise by a third party. The Nanny arranges for the pre-prepared meals to be served to the child in her care: she places the food in front of the child and warms it as needed using the microwave available in the home. The food is eaten by the one child for whom the Nanny provides care. No special tools are required. ** I. Childcare & Developmental Support The Nanny is expected to provide a nurturing and structured environment that prioritizes the child’s emotional and physical milestones. Behavioral Philosophy: The Nanny shall utilize gentle guidance and positive reinforcement to manage behavior. Under no circumstances is physical discipline or corporal punishment permitted. Schedule Adherence: The Nanny is responsible for following the established nap and rest schedule to ensure the child remains well-rested and on a consistent routine. Nutritional Care: The Nanny will plan, prepare, and arrange healthy, age-appropriate meals and snacks throughout the day, ensuring all dietary needs are met. Physical Activity: Weather permitting, the Nanny shall facilitate at least 90 minutes of daily outdoor time. This includes supervised play in the yard, walks, or visits to local parks to encourage physical health. Parental Communication: The Nanny will provide consistent daily updates to the parents via text, photos, or video, detailing the child’s activities, mood,