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Hi everyone, Laura from  Nanny Parent Connection here.  Welcome back to my video series  working with a nanny from A to Z.  So far in this series, we've covered everything  from “Is a nanny right to your family”   to “Tips for interviewing your nanny”.  Today in episode #9 We will cover everything  you need to know about the nanny contract. So, why is it important to have a nanny contract? The main reason is to outline the details of   the working agreement so that there is no  misunderstanding of the day-to-day workings   between the nanny and the family. It also offers protections for the   family to ensure that nanny care is being  provided in the way that they would like. It offers protection to the nanny to make sure  they know what to expect for the position,   and lastly, it helps to shape the parameters of  the position for both the family and the nanny.  Many families choose to pay  their nannies under the table,   and as such, they don't work with a contract. I do always recommend a contract just so   everyone has a really clear understanding  of all of the parameters of the position.   If you're someone who is not paying your nanny  legally, make sure to check out the links in the   description below and watch the video about what  can happen if you don't pay your nanny legally.  And of course, before starting on any contract  you will want to familiarize yourself with any   of the federal states, and local laws pertaining  to nanny care and becoming a domestic employer. If you happen to live in Washington state, Nanny  Parent Connection has a fantastic contract that   was developed by a lawyer that's available to you.  It's very comprehensive and easy to follow and   it's available on our website for $59. Please  check out the links in the description below   if you would like to take a look at the nanny  contract available from Nanny Parent Connection.  If you are not in Washington state, you  can of course familiarize yourself with   federal state and local laws pertaining to  employing a nanny, and you can put together   your own contract. But in this case, just make  sure you're following the letter of the law. You could also choose to hire an attorney  to put together a nanny contract for you,   This will be your most expensive option. You  could also attempt to modify an existing contract,   but again, just be aware that you need to  make sure you're following all of the federal,   state, and local laws pertaining to nanny care. A nanny contract does not need to be a complex  document, but it does need to be comprehensive. Here are some of the things that I  recommend including in your nanny contract. # 1: Make sure your nanny contract contains  relevant information regarding names of parties   involved, a location where that care will take  place, and important information such as emergency   contact information, in the event that...