Tips to help you in difficult situations

1. Create a comfortable and safe environment for your child. Prepare all the necessary items, toys and clothes in advance so that you can calmly pay attention to your baby.

2. Establish a clear daily routine. The child needs regular breaks to rest, sleep, eat, play and walk. Help him get used to a certain schedule so that he feels confident and comfortable.

3. Learn basic techniques for raising children. There are many books, articles and video tutorials that can help you understand the complexities of parenting. Contact our specialists if you have any questions.

4. Monitor your child's health and hygiene. Carry out water treatments regularly, take care of your teeth, and watch your diet. If you become ill, contact a healthcare professional.

5. Develop your child. Help him learn new skills, watch educational cartoons together, read books. Include games, sports, music and dancing into his life.

6. Communicate with your child. Devote time to conversations, play together, pay attention to his emotions and feelings. Help your child express his thoughts and desires independently.

7. Don't forget about yourself. Raising children is an important, but not the only activity. Don't forget about your interests and needs, find time for yourself and relaxation.

8. Seek support. Communicate with other parents, exchange experiences, join different communities. Do not hesitate to seek help from specialists.

9. Remember that every child is unique. Do not compare it with others, take into account all its features and needs. Help him become himself.

10. Love your child and enjoy every moment spent together. Remember that your care and attention is the best gift for him.

1. Register on the BabysitEase agency website as a client.

2. Apply for a nanny, indicate your requirements and preferences.

3. Contact the agency manager to discuss details and clarify your request.

4. BabysitEase will then select suitable candidates for you to interview.

5. After choosing a nanny, sign an agreement with the agency and the nanny, clarify the working conditions and payment.

6. Provide the agency with feedback on the nanny's performance to improve the service and ensure quality care for your child.

1. Be careful when choosing a nanny for your child. View nanny profiles on our website, pay attention to their work experience, education and recommendations from previous employers.

2. Interview your potential nanny to learn more about her personality, approach to work, and attitude towards children. Discuss your expectations and requirements for a nanny.

3. Check the documents and references of a potential nanny. Contact previous employers and find out their opinion about the nanny.

4. Discuss work schedule, pay, and other terms and conditions of employment with the nanny. Make sure all details of the workflow are agreed upon in advance.

5. Have a meeting between the nanny and your child before starting work. Make sure that the baby feels comfortable in the presence of the nanny and that they have a good mutual sympathy.

6. Discuss your child's plans and daily routine with the nanny. Consider nutrition, sleep, play and other activities that are important for your baby's healthy development.

7. Maintain open communication with your nanny. Discuss with her all the questions and problems that arise in order to solve them together and ensure maximum comfort for the child.

8. Evaluate the nanny's work based on her professionalism, responsibility and care for the child. Support positive changes and discuss possible improvements.

9. Provide the nanny with the support and training she needs. Discuss new parenting techniques, develop professional skills, and provide regular knowledge updates.

10. Regularly update information about the nanny on our website. Share your reviews and recommendations to help other parents choose the right child care provider.