There is a big problem in Russia - to: finding a good, suitable nanny. There is a big problem in Russia: finding a good, suitable nanny.

There is a big problem in Russia - to finding a good suitable nanny. There is a big problem in Russia - finding a good suitable nanny.

We don't haven’t a normal mature nanny market. We don't have a normal nanny market.

I am not sure how the word "mature" was supposed to work within that sentence.

We haven’t a normal mature, developed nanny market. We haven’t a normal, developed nanny market.

We have about 3 resource with offers froms that offer nannyies. We have about 3 resources that offer nannies.

"Companies" might be a better choice than "resources."

We have about 3 resource with offers from nannys through which nannies can offer their services. We have about 3 resources through which nannies can offer their services.

How was I doing this process? How was I doing this process?

This sentence works, but it would sounds more natural to ask something like "How was I going about this?"

How was I doing thisSo, what was my process? So, what was my process?

Adding "so" improves sentence flow

I checked all of the applications. I checked all of the applications.

I checked all the applications., I checked all the applications,

SI suggested a call phone forhaving a phone interview with several people. I suggested having a phone interview with several people.

"Interview" is specific to hiring somebody.

Suggrequested a call phone forcall from several people, requested a phone call from several people,

Thanen, I offered a test rial-day for someone of them. Then, I offered a trial-day for some of them.

"Trial" is a better choice when it comes to giving somebody a shot at proving themselves.

Thaand then I offered a test day for someone of them. and then I offered a test day for some of them.

Now II've met 2 candidates and I aso far. I'm meeting 3 candidates elsmore next week. I've met 2 candidates so far. I'm meeting 3 more next week.

In the second sentence, candidates is implied.

Now I've met 2 candidates and I am meeting 3 other candidates else next week. Now I've met 2 candidates and I am meeting 3 other candidates next week.

One of nanny, which I met, was with that I've met has a health problemissue with her legs. One nanny that I've met has a health issue with her legs.

One of nanny, which I met, was withthe nannies I met had a health problem with her legs. One of the nannies I met had a health problem with her legs.

Having met her is essential information I think, so I wouldn't put it in commas with a "which" statement

She was gowalking very slowly and she couldn’t staying a standing for a long time. She was walking very slowly and couldn’t stay standing for a long time.

I hope she is alright!

She was going very slowly and she couldn’t staying for a long time. She was going very slowly and she couldn’t stay for a long time.

I didn't know if you meant she could not visit for long or if she couldn't stand up for long If the latter, then: "she couldn't stay on her feet for a long time"

I think, it is very strange desigcision to work with a little baby , when you are sedentary person. I think it is very strange decision to work with a little baby when you are sedentary person.

I think, it is a very strange desigcision to work with a little baby , when you are sedentary personhave limited mobility. I think it is a very strange decision to work with a little baby when you have limited mobility.

"sedentary" feels more like a lifestyle choice than an impairment. Like actively choosing to not exercise, even though your body is capable

By the way , what is the difference between a nanny and a babysitter? By the way, what is the difference between a nanny and a babysitter?

To be a nanny is a to hold long-term position. A babysitter is more of a temporary position, sometimes watching children for only a night while the parents are busy.

By the way , what is the difference between a nanny and a babysitter? By the way, what is the difference between a nanny and a babysitter?

"Nanny" makes me think of a live-in maid that the child grows up with, or in modern times at least a babysitter that has a long term commitment to the family. They become like a family member. A babysitter could be someone you simply hire for one day.

They are the same words or, are they not ? They are the same words, are they not?

They areAre they the same words or not ? Are they the same words or not?