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Nanny Share Explained: Pros, Cons and How It Works
A nanny share is exactly what it sounds like: one nanny, two families, splitting either the week or the working day. It’s a popular middle ground for families who want the one-to-one attention of a nanny without covering the full cost alone. How it typically works There are two common patterns. In a rotating share,…
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What Does a Part-Time Nanny Do?
Not every family needs — or can justify — a full-time, live-in nanny. A part-time nanny is one of the most common arrangements we place, and often the best fit for families juggling school hours, hybrid working, and a couple of very full evenings a week. What «part-time» usually means There’s no single legal definition,…
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Live-In vs Live-Out Nanny: What’s the Difference?
Once you’ve settled on «nanny» as the right type of care, the next decision is whether you want them living in your home or coming in each day. Both are common in London, and the right choice depends less on preference and more on your household’s shape. Live-out nannies A live-out nanny has their own…
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What Childcare Service Do I Actually Need?
«Nanny,» «au pair,» «childminder,» «babysitter» — families often use these words interchangeably, but they describe genuinely different arrangements, with different costs, commitments and legal setups. Here’s a clear breakdown. Nanny (live-out) A dedicated, employed childcare professional who works in your home, on hours you agree together — full-time or part-time. You are their employer, responsible…
