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	The Good Nanny Guide The Good Nanny Guide has become the definitive handbook for parents looking for the right person to take care of their child, and this revised edition of the classic guide not only gives a directory of over 100 nanny and au pair agencies, but takes a close look at the way in which selecting your nanny can have the best benefits for you and your child. Authors Charlotte Breeze and Hilaire Gomer examine everything from the definitions of good childcare (which, of course, is entirely personal as different parents have different needs), how to decide whether to choose childminders and nurseries or nannies and au pairs, right through to how to deal with problems that having a nanny living in your home can throw up. Contains 382 pages Buy The Good Nanny Guide
	The Au Pair and Nanny's Guide to Working Abroad Updated for 2002, this volume provides guidance for those who wish to work abroad as nannies, au pairs and mothers' helps. Topics covered include making the decision to go, the training and experience that are necessary, how to find a job and coping with problems. The guide also contains a directory listing full details of agencies (including fees charged) and a country-by-country guide giving information on regulations, health and insurance and the advantages and disadvantages of working in destinations throughout Europe, North America and Australasia. Contains 320 pages. Buy The Au Pair and Nanny's Guide to Working Abroad
	Working as an Au Pair: How to Find and Enjoy Work Abroad as Part of a Family There are many vacancies world wide each year for au pair work and other family based employment. This book aims to provide practical advice and information about becoming an au pair. It explains the kind of work involved, the personal qualities and skills needed, where to locate the best vacancies, how to apply and how to negotiate your job offer, how to deal with the language and cultural difficulties and all the practicalities of a first assignment. The book includes real-life case histories, information on employment agencies and newspaper ads and lists opportunities in Europe and throughout the world. Contains 144 pages Buy Working as an Au Pair