Our nanny agency uses a thorough screening process to ensure that each candidate is carefully vetted. We take the time to understand your household dynamic, parenting style, and long-term needs. Every candidate we present has been thoroughly vetted, reference-checked, and selected not just for their experience, but for their ability to blend seamlessly into your world–– whether you’re looking for a newborn care specialist, someone with discretion in high-profile settings, or a caregiver who can grow with your family. We’re not just filling a role, we’re helping you build a trusted partnership.

The difference between a nanny and a babysitter is that a babysitter typically provides short-term services that involve caring for a child for a few hours. Consequently, they may work with multiple families on a regular basis.

In contrast, nannies typically live inside the home with the family on a long-term basis and provide bespoke childcare only to that family. A nanny will often have more responsibility than a babysitter, including managing the child’s schedule and needs.

Because nannies provide bespoke childcare services, their responsibilities typically depend on the family’s individual needs. The household manager may have other staff, like housekeepers, who are responsible for cleaning the home, or may expect the nanny to provide light cleaning during the day.

A live-in nanny lives in the home with the family, sometimes providing childcare services around the clock for those with extensive needs and schedules.

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A night nanny is sometimes referred to as a night nurse. These nannies are typically focused on providing around-the-clock care during the newborn or infant stage of development. They may also care for children with special needs during the night.

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