2013 Bonus Series
The Nanny/Manny
Here's the person who looks after your kid(s) day in and day out. The one person whom you have trusted enough to raise your little ones. It's almost holiday time and you want to know how to show your Nanny how much you appreciate her, right? Here are a few tips to ensure that your Nanny will feel appreciated and can guarantee she stays with you until you fire her!
First, you should get a nice card and write how much you appreciate her. I've gotten a few cards that have made me cry because they were so sweet. You should make your Nanny cry like that. She will love it.
Second, within the card, put some monetary value. A Nanny should receive AT LEAST one week of pay as a bonus. Should you feel inclined, you can give more than one week. One family once gave me over $1,000 as a bonus and they were by no means wealthy. They were appreciative. In return, I was very very grateful. Remember: this is a suggestion. You can do what you want, but I recommend taking my advice.
Third, also include a gift. This is usually given "from the child" even though the
kid didn't pick it out. A gift can include: a spa gift card, a gift card to a store, an iPad, a designer purse, a piece of nice jewelry. Anything of value. I'd like a David Yurman bracelet. Hint hint. But that kind of stuff is suggested.
kid didn't pick it out. A gift can include: a spa gift card, a gift card to a store, an iPad, a designer purse, a piece of nice jewelry. Anything of value. I'd like a David Yurman bracelet. Hint hint. But that kind of stuff is suggested.
Your love for your Nanny during the Holiday Season proves what type of people you are and your kindness. Nannying is no easy job (and I'm sure your job isn't easy either) but Nannies raise the Number One part of your life.
1 comment:
I agree with your money amount and would love a gift from the kids like that but it's very unlikely.
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