Demand for nannies surges as kids head back to school

It's no secret that COVID-19 has dealt a major blow to daycares across the country; some of them still closed.

And now, with so many people working from home and many kids learning remotely, the need for nannies is surging.

IN DEMAND FOR NANNIES.THE PANDEMIC IS ALSO CHANGINGTHE ROLE NANNIES PLAY FOR MANYFAMILIES.THE NANNY AGENCY "TOP NOTCHCHILDCARE CONCIERGE" SAYS...MANY FAMILIES WANT SOMEONE WITHAN EDUCATION BACKGROUND TO HELPKIDS WITH THEIR REMOTELEARNING.MANY ARE ALSO LOOKING FORLIVE-IN NANNIES."THEY NEED HELP DURING THESCHOOL YEAR.THEY WANT TO MAKE SURE THEYHAVE A SECURED PLAN READY ANDTHAT SOMEONE IS AVAILABLE ANDIS WILLING TO STAY WITH THEMLONGTERM."THE NANNY AGENCY SAYS - MANYFAMILIES ARE ALSO WILLING TOPAY MORE - AS NANNIES ARE ASKEDTO TAKE ON MORERESPONSIBILITIES.THERE'S ALSO BEEN INCREASEDDEMAND FOR NANNIES WHO HAVERECOVERED FROM COVID-19.WITH VALLEY KIDS LEARNIN