| About Morningside Nannies |
As the founder and director of Morningside Nannies and past president of the International Nanny Association, Pat Cascio has been in the in-home childcare industry since 1983. As the mother of four young daughters, she personally experienced the lack of professionalism and top-quality screening practices that existed in what was then known as "domestic agencies." As a result, she founded Nannies and Such, Houston's first agency specializing in nanny referrals.
As a former employer of nannies for her own family, a former executive recruiter, and with 25 years in the business of placing nannies, she screens applicants by asking herself this question: "Would I hire this nanny to care for my own children?"
Pat served on the board of directors of the International Nanny Association (INA) for ten years, and had the honor of being elected as the president of the INA board of directors for eight terms. During her years as president of INA, she acted as the spokesperson for the nanny industry and has been interviewed by hundreds of local, national and international media representatives, as well as being a guest on various television and radio programs. She is the go-to person for all the major TV channels in Houston. Pat also is one of the Ask The Expert panelists for two industry publications and is on the Advisory and Certification Board of the International Association of Baby Planners.
Pat Cascio is on the Advisory and Certification Board of the International Academy of Baby Planner Professionals.
"I look forward to speaking or meeting with anyone who is interested in our services. We have an exceptional staff of well educated, professionally trained and genuinely caring placement consultants. I am very confident that we will exceed your expectations with our policies, procedures and excellent customer service."
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Nanny 911 - Nanny Deb (brunette) and Nanny Stella (blonde) with Pat Cascio at INA Conference in 2005 |
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White House Correspondent, Ann Compton, with Pat Cascio at INA Conference in 2007 |
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