nanny
/ˈnæni/Definitions
1. noun
A woman employed to care for and supervise children, typically in one’s own home.
“The nanny took the kids to the park on Saturday afternoon.”
2. verb
To look after children, especially as a paid employee.
“Her mother was going to nanny for the neighbors’ kids this summer.”
3. verb
To treat or care for someone or something in a motherly or overly solicitous manner.
“Don’t nanny me, I can handle this on my own.”