A Nanny at this compensation level is usually responsible for more than basic supervision, often managing a child's entire daily routine—including meal preparation, educational activities, transportation to and from school or extracurriculars, and light housekeeping related to the children. You may also be expected to assist with homework, plan enriching outings, and support children's social and emotional growth. In many homes, clear communication with parents about schedules, routines, and developmental milestones is essential. You may also coordinate with other household staff or tutors, especially in larger or more formal households. These responsibilities ensure that the household runs smoothly and the children receive attentive, high-quality care.