What you expect your nanny to do depends on what your needs are and how you define them. It's really important that from the very beginning when you write up your job description, or you put up your classified or you talk to your nanny agency when you're identifying all of your needs for your family that you decide what you need, whether it's housekeeping and nanny care or a full charge nanny care, that you actually put that into writing and when you're in the interview, you're really clear about what you need from this nanny. There are all sorts of nannies out there. You can have a nanny who just does all things child, where they're just sort of a full charge nanny, they don't do any housekeeping. But then there also might be a nanny who does what's called light housekeeping, which is more of sort of a tidying around the house. And then there are sort of nanny housekeepers who do keep your house just like a house keeper, but they're also caring for the children. So you can ask for all of those things, you know, it just depends on what your family's needs are. And most importantly, being clear about that before you start your search, so that your candidate is not surprised by that all of a sudden when you hire them and they come into the job and they're just sort of, "You want me to clean the bathroom and the toilet?" when they are more of a full charge nanny. That's not going to work. It's really important that it's defined, you know, upfront.