A nanny is a professional caregiver who is responsible for the daily care and supervision of children in a family setting. Unlike babysitters, nannies often have a more permanent and ongoing role in a child's life and may work full-time or part-time, depending on the family's needs. Their primary focus is on creating a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment that supports the children's emotional, social, and physical development. Nannies often perform a variety of tasks, including preparing meals, organizing educational activities, assisting with homework, and managing daily routines. Many nannies also take part in light housework related to the children's care, such as doing laundry and tidying up play areas. The relationship between a nanny and a family can be deeply personal, and many nannies become an integral part of the family unit, fostering strong bonds with both the children and their parents.