Full Time Nanny

• Full-Time Nanny (Live-In or Live-Out)

• Governess

• Bilingual Nanny

• Summer Nanny

• Travel Nanny

• Rotational Nannies- ROTA Nanny

• Part-Time Nanny

Nannies through Agape Sitters & Nannies typically charge between $25 and $45+ per hour, depending on their experience, the number of children, and the specific responsibilities required.

Nanny Wages: The primary cost is the nanny’s hourly rate, which typically ranges from $25-$45+ per hour, depending on the nanny’s experience and responsibilities.

Placement Fee: We charge a one-time placement fee of 15% of the nanny’s gross annual salary, with a minimum of $3,450. This fee covers the comprehensive matching and screening process, ensuring your family finds the perfect nanny.

Payroll Taxes: Families are responsible for covering the employer portion of payroll taxes, including Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment taxes. These taxes generally add up to around 7.65% of the nanny’s wages.

Payroll Service Fees: To simplify paying your nanny legally, we partner with trusted payroll service providers. These services typically charge a monthly or annual fee for managing payroll, tax filings, and other administrative tasks.

By factoring in these costs, you’ll be well-prepared to meet all financial obligations while creating a legal and supportive work arrangement for your nanny.

• Highly Qualified Nannies: All our nannies undergo a rigorous 12-step screening process, including background checks, reference checks, and in-depth interviews.

• Personalized Matching: We work closely with you to understand your family’s needs and preferences to match you with the ideal nanny.

• Consistent, Long-Term Care: Our nannies are dedicated to building a long-term relationship with your family, ensuring stability and consistent care.

Our nannies can help with a variety of tasks, including but not limited to:

• Daily childcare (feeding, changing, putting children to sleep, etc.)

• Educational activities (age-appropriate learning, arts and crafts, reading)

• Organizing playdates and other social activities

• Preparing meals for children

• Light housekeeping related to the children (laundry, tidying play areas)

• School pick-ups and drop-offs

• Assisting with homework or tutoring

For families hiring a Nanny/Family Assistant, additional household duties may include running errands, grocery shopping, organizing the home, and meal preparation.

The process of hiring a nanny can vary depending on your family’s specific requirements. Typically, it takes 3-4 weeks + to find the right match, allowing time for interviews and selection. We aim to make the process as efficient as possible while ensuring the perfect fit.

Our nannies undergo a comprehensive screening process, including:

• In-depth interviews

• Reference and employment verification

• Criminal background checks

• CPR and First Aid certifications

• Assessment of childcare skills and behavioral questions

This ensures we only present highly qualified and trustworthy candidates to your family.

No; However we do partner with trusted payroll service providers that canhelp you with this process. This ensures that your nanny is paid legally and that all taxes are handled correctly, making it easier for you to focus on your family.

Absolutely! We arrange both virtual interviews (via Zoom) and in-person interviews at your convenience. You can meet and assess the candidates to ensure they are a good match for your family.

We offer a 90 Day replacement guarantee during the initial placement period. If, for any reason, the nanny is not the right fit, we will work with you to find a replacement at no additional cost

A nanny primarily focuses on the care and development of your children. A nanny/household manager, on the other hand, provides both childcare and household management support, including tasks like organizing, running errands, grocery shopping, and preparing meals. They offer an all-in-one solution for families needing extra assistance with home management.

Most families provide their nannies with a comprehensive benefits package to ensure long-term satisfaction and commitment. Common benefits include:

• Paid Vacation: Typically, families offer 2-3 weeks of paid vacation per year.

• Paid Holidays: Nannies generally receive paid time off on all federal or bank-observed holidays.

• Paid Sick Time: Families usually offer 3-7 days of paid sick leave annually, allowing nannies to take care of their health without financial stress.

• Paid Personal Time: Many families also provide 2-5 days of paid personal time, giving nannies the flexibility to attend to personal matters when needed.

• Payment for Overnight Care and Travel: If your nanny is required to provide overnight care or travel with your family, they are typically compensated for this extra responsibility.

• Health Insurance Contribution: Many families contribute full or partial payment toward their nanny’s health insurance premium, ensuring they have access to necessary medical care.

• Year-End Bonus: It’s common for families to give their nanny a discretionary annual year-end bonus as a token of appreciation. This bonus usually ranges from 1-3 weeks of the nanny’s gross compensation.

Offering a robust benefits package helps families attract and retain highly qualified nannies and demonstrates a commitment to their well-being and professional satisfaction.

To begin the process, simply fill out our family application form on our website, and we’ll schedule an initial consultation to discuss your family’s needs. From there, we’ll work on matching you with the ideal nanny, and you can begin the interview process.