I need a nanny

You can try craigs list. I'm not sure if any of them are licensed though. I was on there yesterday checking out childcare for summer.

Lisa - Mom to her spunky little Scarlette

My neighbor is using an au pair service. I am not sure if my spelling is correct but these are nannies that come from Europe. I know they are happy with the nanny that was sent.

I would also try an au pair. I did an article on a company called au pair care, and it seemed really great and affordable. You should check it out.

Brooke Romney is an unbalanced mom of three young boys who constantly has too much to do, and too little time. She writes the Mom Beat column for The Gilbert Republic.

I was a nanny for a family in Paradise Valley for three years, four days per week (I worked my real job 3, 12 hr days). When my real job's hours changed for a few months, I had to quit the nanny job temporarily. The family tried an Au Pair from Germany for 4 months. They called her "Scary Poppins" and were overjoyed when I came back. They said that the different culture caused problems, because the nanny did things the way they were done in her country. She wouldn't read to the baby (12 months old), because she didn't think that baby was paying attention. She watched the kids, but she didn't engage them, connect with them emotionally, or relate to them as equal people. She treated the kids well, but at a distance. I think that if I tried an au pair, I would definitely go for one from a country that was known for being emotionally expressive...Spain or Italy...those ingrained mannerisms are hard to shake.

hi i am a nanny i live in mesa and i would like to help you. you can send a email to me and let me know f i can help.
I have my own car so i can some to you!
thank you
kristina dutra