Monthly nannies · BAITNA

A nanny who fits your child and your family’s approach.

Choosing a nanny is about more than finding extra time. We discuss your child’s age, routine and your instructions, then look for a suitable monthly arrangement with clearly defined responsibilities.

For households · Monthly arrangements only · Not a job-seeker service

An adult nanny and a child sharing a picture book on the sofa
Illustrative service scenes, not photographs of Baitna's staff or customers.

DEFINED SUPPORT

What can the arrangement include?

  • Supporting daily routines and age-appropriate play.
  • Helping with meals and personal care, following parents’ instructions.
  • Organising children’s belongings and keeping the family informed.

A nanny is not a healthcare professional. Nursing and medical procedures are excluded, and full housekeeping is not automatically part of childcare.

A nanny sharing a calm, age-appropriate wooden-block activity with a child

EVERYDAY MOMENTS

Time for stories. Room for play.

Daily care starts with your child's age, routine and your family's instructions. A story or a simple activity at home can be part of your agreement; it is not specialist teaching or therapy.

BEFORE MATCHING

The everyday details matter.

Discuss children’s ages, routines, parents’ availability and the skills you need. Agree on an introductory conversation, instructions and rules about sharing photographs.

Live-in

Monthly support with accommodation in your home, suitable personal space, privacy, and agreed work and rest periods.

Live-out

Regular attendance under a monthly agreement, with set days, hours and duties. Not an hourly or single-day booking.

COST & REPLACEMENT

Understand the cost before you commit.

No single price fits every household. Ask for a breakdown of what you pay, what is included and what is outside the agreement.

  • The service and scope of responsibilities
  • Live-in or live-out, working days and hours
  • Candidate experience and required skills
  • Your area and availability of a suitable match

Ask about the worker’s pay, agency fees, the total payable, additional expenses and refund terms. Request an appropriate record of payment.

From a first conversation to a clear agreement.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you need

    The service, your area, household routine and accommodation preference.

  2. 02

    Discuss a match and the cost

    Review relevant experience, availability, the worker’s pay and agency fees.

  3. 03

    Agree the details in writing

    Duties, hours, rest, payments, replacement terms and follow-up.

Share your area, the service you need and your preferred start date. Availability and timing are confirmed before an agreement; sending an enquiry does not confirm a booking.

ABOUT THIS SERVICE

Good questions deserve clear answers.

Can we discuss our parenting preferences?

Yes. Explain your approach to play, screens, food, sleep and communication. Important expectations should be agreed, not assumed.

Will the nanny clean the entire home?

Not automatically. Childcare is the priority. Additional duties need an explicit agreement and a realistic assessment of the candidate’s time and skills.

Can I book a babysitter for one evening?

We focus on monthly arrangements, not hourly or single-day babysitting.

LET’S UNDERSTAND YOUR NEEDS

Tell us what home needs.

Start with a short call or a WhatsApp message. No enquiry forms and no commitment before you understand the details.