What is it a 'nanny'? Where does this word come from? Spanish super-nanny hired for Prince George by the Royal Family
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What is it a 'nanny'? Where does this word come from? Would you like to become a nanny? Click HERE.
A nanny is a woman who cares for children. I think it comes from the word kangaroo, because kangaroos keep their babies in their bag.
ResponderEliminarWhy no? I would like to become a nanny, work a little and make money
A nanny is a person who looks after occasionally and therefore not full time, children of another person. Currently, parents of the care recipient can not deal with it because they maintain a work activity. The woman doing this work full time often called nana. In contrast, in Argentina nanny for both is used, and is sometimes called the occasional babysitter.
ResponderEliminarI opt in part, be a nanny because I like many other children and learn from them, and also could you earn extra income.
Irene García Guardia 2º B
A nanny is a person who looks after occasionally and therefore not full time, children of another person. Currently, parents of the care recipient can not deal with it because they maintain a work activity. The woman doing this work full time often called nana.
ResponderEliminarJuan Ortiz Bejar
Nanny is a person who looks after the children of other people. The reason is that parents can't look after them because they work.
ResponderEliminarThe woman who does this work full time is usually called 'nana'.
Why not be a nanny? Nanny isn't a bad work, but is a bit tired, because you have to look after children most of the day. And I also like little children.
María Teresa Turrión Bolallo, is 43 years old. She's from Palencia and studied at the elite school for nannies in Norland College.
María is a full time nanny. Recently, she started working with the Royal Family and, she is accompanying the Duke, Duchess and Prince George in his trip to New Zeland and Australia.
In 1892, Norland College was founded by Emily Ward. It is in the town of Bath and it was cosidered as the best school of nannies of the world. María Teresa was directly recommended by a member of the circle of William and Catherine's friends in the British aristocracy. María relieves the veteran Jessie Web, who is 71 years old and was also William's nanny.
María Béjar Rodríguez 2º ESO A
A nanny is a person who looks after occasionally and therefore not full time, children of another person. Currently, parents of the care recipient can not deal with it because they maintain a work activity.
ResponderEliminarIt isn´t very common see a Spanish nanny care for the son of the kings of other country, because I would not trust both a person from another country, much less if you don´t know he or she anything.
But I congratulate her because, i´m sure, she has fought hard to be there
A nanny is a women who cares children when they're alone at home. When parents arrive you pay to the nanny. In Spain there are many nannies, especially now that we are in the crisis. I think that word come from to the kangaroo because they put their babies in their bags.
ResponderEliminarJoaquin Alejandro España Sánchez 2B
Nanny is a person who looks after peoples' children, but not full time. She looks after peoples' children, because this people can't look after the children.
ResponderEliminarThe woman who does this work full time is usually called "nana". Would I like to be a nanny? I don't know. I like children, but I don't like to be whith the children full time. Currently there are schools for nannies.
Nowadays there are also people who hire nannies. They can know if they are good nannies. They rent monitors. Three signs of a bad nanny are:
1-The child looks sacared when he sees her.
2-The nanny arrives late.
3-The child has had too accidents.
On the Internet, you can find a lot of tips for being a good nanny.
Today a lot of people can't pay a nanny. The grandparents look after the children. When I was little my grandmother looked after me. The grandparents are nannies, but they don't charge.
Irene Ramón Arellano 2ºA.
A nanny is a woman or a man who looks after little children and sometimes is in charge of their education.
ResponderEliminarIn England, there are a lot of foreign nannies, indeed, there are many Spanish young people who go to England to look for children and learn English at the same time. For the little prince, it is a good opportunity to learn Spanish, as it´s one of the most spoken languages in the world,
I like children very much, one day I could go to England to work as a nanny and learn more English!
Margarita LLanes Venegas 3ºA