Family Services
Short-term Care:
NCS: $30+ per hr
A Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) typically begins their work in the home on the day the family returns with the baby or on the day of a home birth. The NCS assists in empowering new parents to gain confidence in their roles by establishing healthy feeding and sleeping routines and habits.
Night Nanny: $30+per hr
A night nanny, also known as an infant care specialist, is a professional tasked with caring for a baby throughout the night, usually while the parents are asleep.
Temp Nanny: $25+ per hr
This is a caregiver employed on a temporary basis for situations like maternity leave or summer care, with a job duration of up to 90 days.
Permanent Nanny:
A caregiver, hired for either part-time or full-time assistance, resides outside the home and is engaged for long-term service. A nanny offers tailored childcare in the parent’s home, providing individualized attention to address the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual needs of the children. The nanny ensures a secure, caring, nurturing, and stimulating environment that fosters the children’s growth and development. Responsibilities include maintaining cleanliness and order in the children’s living spaces, handling their laundry, transporting them to various activities, managing grocery shopping for the children, and organizing their daily schedules. The role may also encompass additional household duties such as cleaning, cooking, general housekeeping, and laundry.
$24-$30+ per hour
Live-In Nanny:
A caregiver employed for either part-time or full-time care, residing within the home for an extended duration. The role of a live-in nanny encompasses delivering childcare services to a family. Responsibilities can differ based on the specific needs of the employer. Duties often include caring for children, running household errands, and transporting family members to various activities such as school, sports, or appointments.
Separate living quarters must be provided.
$22-$25+ per hour
Daily Sitter:
A daily caregiver is required, for instance, to cover for your long-term nanny’s PTO, accommodate out-of-town guests at a hotel, manage date nights, etc. A babysitter is accountable for the health and welfare of children when parents are away, including guiding, teaching, supervising, and engaging in activities with the children under their care. It is important to note that most babysitters do not possess the professional qualifications of a nanny.
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$20-$30+ per hour
*Currently only available in PA and NC
Nanny Share:
A caregiver who works with multiple families at one location, hired for either part-time or full-time care, lives outside the home and is intended for long-term employment. In a standard nanny share arrangement, two or more families hire one nanny and share the cost of the salary. Typically, nannies in a share care for all the children simultaneously and alternate between the families’ homes. However, many families collaborate to create a schedule that meets their unique needs. As both families contribute to the nanny’s salary, the nanny often earns more than they would from a single family.
$25-$35+ per hour (each family pays approximately two-thirds of the nanny’s hourly rate)
Housekeeper:
A housekeeper, employed for either part-time or full-time care, typically resides outside the home and is hired for a long-term position. Their duties include cleaning and alerting the homeowner or managing supervisor of any safety hazards. Essential tasks involve vacuuming, sweeping, emptying trash bins, dusting, cleaning windows, and mopping. Additionally, some housekeepers may change bed linens, wash dishes, and handle light ironing and laundry duties.
$30-$40+ per hour
