Meet a Few of Our Current Nanny Candidates:

*Beth ~ Beth has a BFA from the University of Georgia.  She has raised two successful daughters and is still young and energetic enough to play U.S.T.A. tennis!  Beth has been a substitute teacher at one of Atlanta's finest private schools and has the ability to tutor.  She has also been an executive assistant at the corporate level and can keep your home and office running beautifully.  She is an excellent swimmer and a certified SCUBA diver.  To top it all off, she loves to cook and doesn't mind maintenance housework.

*Susanna ~ Susanna has a Bachelor's Degree in European Studies and French, from Seattle Pacific University.  She would like to relocate from the west coast  to Atlanta (or elsewhere,) and is looking for a live-in position to begin with.  Having eight years of nanny experience she is highly qualified and ready to make a long-term commitment.  She speaks French, plays the piano, sings, hikes, plays volleyball, and loves to cook.  She has A.D.D. and autism experience.  Good swimmer.

*Amy ~ Amy has a B.S. in Early Childhood Education from Georgia State University.  She teaches kick-boxing and other fitness classes, enjoys running, making learning fun, being creative, and being outdoors.  Excellent swimmer.

KIDS' CRAFT for JANUARY

ICE GLOBES

 (A great science tool and perfect for this weather!)

You will need: 
Round balloons

Water

Votive candles 

This is a great activity that teaches science fundamentals (liquids, solids, temperature differences) and the end-product is beautiful!  Make several to use as luminaries on the front porch!

• Stretch balloon over kitchen sink faucet, filling it to at least 8" in diameter. 
• Put balloon in a plastic bowl so that it stands up, and place in freezer overnight.  If the weather turns really cool, you can just put it outside!
• In the morning (or after at least 8 hours) take balloon out of freezer.  The water on the outermost parts will be frozen, while the inner part has remained liquid. Cut the balloon and remove.
• Pour out  water from the middle of the balloon, leaving a hollow cavity.  Insert a votive candle and light it. 

Meet a Few of Our Home Manager and Housekeeper Candidates:

*Robbie ~ Robbie is available for two days per week of cleaning, organizing, laundry, ironing, cooking and light childcare.  She has worked with two very pleased NannyQuest clients in the past.   Robbie is stable and looking for a long term commitment.  Over 20 years of household experience.
 
*JoAnn ~ JoAnn is seeking one or two families with a need for her to stop by daily or as often as needed to tidy up!  She can keep the bathrooms clean, kitchen sparkling, and the dusting and vacuuming done so that when you arrive home after a long day your house is spotless and ready to enjoy!  She can also run errands, maintain laundry, or have dinner waiting for you.  Sounds like a dream!  Excellent references.
 
*Arlette ~ Arlette is one of those rare finds...she enjoys cleaning AND she  loves children.  Arlette's dream job would be to help with daily tasks around the house and be able to spend time with the children.  Arlette speaks fluent Spanish and Portuguese.  She enjoys pitching in and doing whatever is needed. 

This Month is Brought to You By:

 
Lily!

Email us your family pictures.  We love to see the faces of the children we work for!

YOU WILL BE WORKING DIRECTLY WITH:

Elizabeth Walsh, owner of NannyQuest, Inc. has a degree in Education from Emory and Henry College. She taught school and directed a private school in Atlanta for many years. Elizabeth handles placements of college-educated nannies for families in Atlanta and throughout the U.S. She is the mother of five children, ages 33 to 23, and the proud grandmother of 4-year-old McClain. 

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