Best care for your family — choose the arrangement that fits your household.
This structure combines childcare with household tasks. This setup typically works best when children are at school or under alternate supervision. In such cases, the nanny might:
A Traditional Housekeeper focuses exclusively on the care and upkeep of the home, ensuring a clean, well-maintained, and harmonious environment. Childcare is not part of this role. Responsibilities:
A Professional Nanny is committed to providing exceptional care for your little ones, ensuring that your children's routine is followed, keeping them safe and stimulating child development. She is responsible for everything related to the children: from food and transportation to organizing the room, toys, doing the laundry, putting away clothes and more.
A Live-in Nanny lives in your house or sleeps there on her working days. Because of this arrangement, she enjoys more flexible hours. For example: she can be responsible for the morning routine, take a break and return when kids are at home, being responsible for their care until bedtime.
A Baby Nurse (or Newborn Specialist) offers expert support during the first 6 months of a baby's life with a focus on feeding, sleeping and overall health. She will sleep-train your baby, establish healthy sleep patterns and routines, ensure the baby learns to sleep independently, and allow the parents to get needed rest.
A Baby Nanny takes care of your child during the first few years of life, focusing on daily routines and development, such as potty training, introduction of solid foods, first words, and more. A Baby Nanny provides care as your child grows.
A Weekend Nanny offers the flexibility to accompany your children to parks, events, birthday parties, country clubs and hotels. They work by the hour and are ideal for families who want to enjoy the fun.
If you need 24/7 coverage, two rotation nannies are the solution! They work alternating shifts, ensuring your children are cared for at all times.
A Travel Nanny accompanies your family on trips, allowing you to enjoy your vacation with tranquility and without stress.
A Mother's Helper is an extra pair of hands who assists a stay-at-home parent: she will take on small tasks while you are caring for the children, or she will watch the children while you run errands. She can do things like grocery shopping, light cleaning, taking the children for a walk and more.
The Nanny's responsibilities involve providing loving, engaging, and responsible care for the children. However, light housekeeping duties (strictly related to the children) may be requested, such as:
A dual-role arrangement may be tailored for a professional to deliver attentive childcare, comprehensive housekeeping, and essential family support.
This model is best suited for households where children spend their day at school or under alternative supervision, and is not appropriate for families with infants or young children requiring full-time care.
Such a structure fosters balance, enabling the nanny to provide exceptional care without being overburdened by competing duties.