It is recommended that families call their insurance company and ask what type of coverage they currently have on their home owner’s policy. You may want to raise the amounts for certain coverages in case an accident happens when the nanny or babysitting is working. Be sure to ask about no-fault medical coverage. That way, if someone gets hurt on your property, you can just submit their bills to your insurance company for reimbursement and will not be held personally for the accident. It’s better to be safe than sorry.


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