In today's fast-paced world, many young parents are juggling careers and other activities, leading to an increased demand for nannies or child caregivers. A nanny not only looks after your little one but also plays a crucial role in their development. However, before deciding to hire a nanny, there are several factors PRAMITA Friends should consider.

Trendy Parents: Nannies as the Go-To Solution
With hectic schedules, many millennial parents feel the need for extra help in child-rearing. A nanny becomes a practical solution for those who wish to remain productive without compromising attention to their children. Moreover, having a nanny can provide more personalized care compared to daycare centers.

Beware of Infectious Diseases from Nanny to Child
However, health risks should not be overlooked. A nanny who has direct contact with your child can potentially transmit infectious diseases such as flu, chickenpox, or even tuberculosis. These illnesses are highly contagious and can have serious implications for your child's health.

The Importance of Nanny Health Screening
To prevent unwanted situations, ensure that the prospective nanny undergoes a comprehensive health check-up. Recommended tests include:

1. Complete Blood Count: To detect infections or other health conditions.
2. Tuberculosis Test: Essential to confirm the nanny is free from TB.
3. Hepatitis B and C Tests: To avoid the risk of liver diseases.
4. Screening for Other Infectious Diseases: Such as HIV and contagious skin conditions.

Conclusion
Hiring a nanny can be a practical solution for busy parents. However, your child's health and safety should always be the top priority. Ensure that the chosen nanny is healthy and free from infectious diseases by facilitating a thorough health screening. This way, PRAMITA Friends can confidently entrust their little ones to safe and reliable care.

Contact SAPA PRAMITA
For more information or to arrange a laboratory examination, PRAMITA Friends can contact SAPA PRAMITA at 0888 0305 7700. Our team is ready to assist!