The Process

Full or Part-Time Nannies are placed to establish a long-term relationship for your children and family. We ask our nannies for at least a one year commitment but these positions can last for several years. Nannies of full and part-time positions are responsible for ensuring children’s safety, maintaining children’s daily routines, and engaging children in age appropriate activities, helping them meet their developmental milestones. Typical duties for these positions include: organizing play dates or outings, driving children to activities, preparing healthy meals & snacks, cleaning children’s laundry, helping to maintain clean bedrooms & play areas. *These duties vary position to position due to the unique needs of each family.  

A nanny house manager is an ideal caregiver for the busy family who needs help maintaining the day-to-day household organization.  Along with the full/part-time nanny duties listed above, a nanny manager assists with other household duties including family errands, grocery shopping, scheduling appointments, and/or  meal prep & cooking family meals. This type of position is usually full-time but can look different for each family. 

A Mother's Helper can be a full or part-time position and is where the mother or father stays at home with the child(ren) and needs an extra set of hands from the nanny. The nanny's duties can range from the typical full/part-time nanny duties listed above, or can be as simple as lending a hand when Mom or Dad need it. 

A Summer Nanny is wonderful for families who only need care during the Summer months, when children are home from school. Typical duties can range depending on each families needs and ages of children but likely include driving children to and from activities, scheduling play-dates, preparing well balanced meals and snacks, and helping maintain play areas with the children. This position goes from May/June to August/September.