Occasional Babysitting(20 hours weekly or less)

Occasional nannies offer flexible, as-needed childcare for families who require sporadic support, such as date nights, events, emergencies, or short-term travel. This tier is perfect for families who want reliable backup care with trusted professionals.

Possible Duties:

Supervising children during specific events or timeframes;
Organizing fun, short-term activities or games;
Overseeing mealtimes and basic care routines;
Helping with bedtime or naptime as needed;
Ensuring a safe and secure environment;
Handling minor incidents or emergencies calmly;
Providing brief handover notes to parents after care.

Full-Time Nanny (40+ hours per week)

Full-time nannies offer comprehensive, daily childcare support, becoming an integral part of the family routine. This tier is suited for working parents or guardians who require regular, long-term assistance for most of the week.
Possible Duties:
Creating and managing consistent daily schedules for children;Planning and supervising enriching activities and outings;Preparing balanced meals and snacks;Facilitating naps and bedtime routines;Supporting early learning and developmental milestones;Managing children’s laundry, room organization, and toy rotation;Administering medication as directed by parents;Coordinating with teachers, tutors, or other caregivers;Providing regular updates and detailed reports to parents.

Part-Time Nanny (21-39 hours weekly)

Part-time nannies provide flexible childcare support for families who need assistance for a set number of hours per week, often to accommodate parents’ work schedules, errands, or personal time. This service is ideal for families who do not require full coverage but still want consistent, high-quality care.

Possible Duties:

Supervising and engaging children in age-appropriate activities
Preparing light snacks and meals for children
Assisting with homework or educational activities
Providing transportation to and from school or extracurriculars
Light housekeeping related to children (tidying play areas, laundry)
Communicating with parents about daily routines and child progress