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Find a Nanny for Your Child
Explore nanny placement options for families seeking help with everyday childcare and child-related routines.
Tell us what your household needs. We’ll help you understand the placement process.
A better fit for your home
Household support that starts with understanding your needs.
Choosing someone to help care for your child is an important family decision. Vumbel helps parents explore nanny placement options based on their child’s routine and care requirements.
What the role may include
Responsibilities to discuss
Every household is different. These are examples of duties that can be discussed before a placement.
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Supervision and everyday childcare
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Helping maintain feeding and nap routines
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Age-appropriate play and activities
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Keeping the child’s belongings organised
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Communicating with parents about daily routines
Before you hire
A clear conversation makes a better beginning.
Discussing expectations upfront helps both the household and the worker understand the arrangement.
Talk to Vumbel1
Explain your child’s age and daily routine.
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Discuss the exact childcare responsibilities.
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Talk about relevant childcare experience.
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Discuss emergency contacts and household safety expectations.
Simple and straightforward
How the process works
Discuss suitable options
Discuss the available placement options and relevant experience for your requirements.
Finalise the arrangement
Discuss duties, compensation, timings and expectations before confirming the placement.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
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Contact UsWhat does a nanny generally help with?
A nanny may assist with everyday child supervision, routines, age-appropriate activities and child-related responsibilities agreed with the parents.
Can I explain my child’s routine before hiring?
Yes. Explain feeding schedules, nap times, activities and any specific family expectations before finalising a placement.
Does a nanny provide medical care?
A general childcare role should not be treated as a medical or nursing service. Any specialised care requirement must be discussed separately and handled by appropriately qualified professionals.
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Start a conversation about the right household support for your family.