Prachi Choudhari
Reputed maid agencies conduct background checks, verify qualifications, and provide training before assigning governesses to families. They also offer replacement support if expectations are not met.
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Rupali R Kamble
Yes, many agencies offer part-time and full-time governess options depending on your needs. However, families with school-going children often prefer full-time governesses for consistency.
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Sarika Sudarshan Chavan
No, a governess is usually not responsible for household cleaning or cooking. Her main role is child development, academic support, and etiquette training.
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SWATI
A nanny primarily takes care of children’s daily needs like feeding, bathing, and safety, while a governess focuses on the child’s education, manners, and overall development along with basic supervision.
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Swapna Das
A full-time cook is usually better as they can prepare meals at different times of the day, ensuring fresh, healthy food for the kids. However, if your family eats out often or requires only one main meal at home, a part-time cook may be sufficient.
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