Finding the right nanny for your nanny share may feel daunting.
We’ve helped many families find their perfect nanny and seen wonderful nanny shares flourish.
You can search, interview and hire via our easy to use online platform but we’ll always be at the end of the phone if you need our help.
We check for a valid First Aid Certificate, Enhanced DBS check and their right to work in the UK.
Two glowing references, one has to be a full time childcare role.
All nannies must have our 6 core competencies, including a passion for childcare, empathy, reliability and great feedback skills.
3+ years experience as a nanny for under 5s, or less with experience in nurseries or childminders plus additional childcare qualifications.
When you register we’ll ask the you some questions, help you set up a great job ad and you’ll be all set to start messaging nannies.
Our nannies have years of experience and are passionate about their career as a nanny.
You’ll be able to create a short-list from a pre-vetted pool of candidates, message, set up interviews and trials on our easy online platform.
There are lots of boxes to tick when legally employing a nanny – we’ll take care of these giving you peace of mind.
Our goal is to set you and your nanny up for success without adding to your to-do list.
Yes, typically a nanny will get paid £2-3 per hour more for a nanny share. Nanny share is a great way to give your nanny a pay rise and share the cost with another family.
Sometimes one of the families will want to buy a double buggy (e.g. if they expect to have a second child at some point). Alternatively, the costs can be split. Families are expected to provide nappies, wipes, and formula for their own children if required, and may agree to make a contribution towards food.
We recommend that sick children still get looked after as part of the share. This is a major benefit of nannies over other forms of childcare such as nurseries and childminders, who will send sick children home. Usually children are contagious well before showing symptoms anyway, so they’ve probably already passed it on.
Yes! We are currently expanding to other parts of the UK. When you register with us we’ll instantly tell you if we have nannies available in your area.
Nannies will look after your children in your home vs. a childminder who works in their home.
Nannies typically work for one family or two if it’s a nanny share. A childminder will look after children from multiple families.
Nanny sickness is rarely convenient but it’s easier to deal with in a nanny share than in a sole nanny situation. That’s because nanny shares involve two families as backup, so it’s more likely that one of the adults can take a day off and look after the children without it being a total disaster. From a payments perspective, our blog has more information on what happens if your nanny is sick.