Job Description

Childcare: The primary responsibility of ANM is to provide exceptional childcare services to the children in their care. This includes feeding, bathing, dressing, and playing with the children, as well as supervising them during their activities and helping with homework. The nanny should be patient, kind, and have a genuine love for children. Safety: A nurse should always prioritize the safety and well-being of the children in their care. They should be knowledgeable about child safety standards and procedures and should follow them rigorously. Development: A nurse should encourage and support the developmental needs of the children in their care. This includes engaging the children in age-appropriate activities and games, helping them with their homework, and fostering their creativity and imagination. Communication and Reporting: A nurse should be able to communicate effectively with the family and keep them informed about the children's activities, behaviours, and any concerns or issues that may arise. The nanny should also be able to provide regular reports to the parents about the children's development and progress. Flexibility: A nurse should be flexible and able to adapt to the changing needs and schedules of the family. They should be willing to work weekends and holidays and be available for overtime when needed. The nanny should also be able to travel with the family if required.