Family Assistants: A Step Above a Nanny! These are caregivers who help with all of your family needs. Not only will they care for the children in the family but they will care for you as well, helping with daily tasks such as light housekeeping, laundry, errands and more. Family Assistants generally work 30+ hours per week on a permanent schedule.

Nannies: Nannies care only for children and child related household needs. Their duties include taking care of your child in your absence. Such care includes feeding, bathing, changing diapers, maintaining a routine, planning play dates, putting your child down for naps, driving them to and from school or other activities and ensuring the well-being and health of your child. Nannies typically work 20+ hours per week.

Mother's Helpers:  Typically, the role of a Mother's Helper is held by young women who may aspire to move into other child care positions in the future. A growing use of a Mother's Helper is for parents who telecommute (work from home), home-school children, or have a home-based business. A Mother's Helper usually has babysitting experience, but does not yet qualify to be a Nanny. They generally work 10+hours each week.

Mothers-Helping-Mothers: What better experience can a Nanny have than to also be a Mother! Our Mothers Helping Mothers program matches your Family with a Mother-Nanny who has a child/children around the same age as yours. These nannies do all of the same work as a Family Assistant/Nanny. Because they are able to bring their child to work with them they save childcare fees of their own and will typically pass that savings on to the families they work for by charging a slightly lower rate.

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