For families
Babysitters Across Westchester and Connecticut
Sitters for evenings, weekends, school holidays, and single days. Every sitter has cleared the same background checks, references, and training as our full-time nannies, and every one of them works for us.
When families book
The Hours a Sitter Covers
Book once or book regularly. Families who use us often end up with the same two or three sitters, so their children already know whoever walks in.
Booking
How a Sitter Gets Booked
Three steps, and you know who is coming before the day.
When, how long, how many children, and their ages. If you have booked before, tell us who you would like back.
Already screened, already trained, already on our payroll. There is nobody for you to vet.
You know who is coming ahead of time, and you can ask for the same person next time.
Questions
Before You Book
The questions families ask most often about occasional care.
Every applicant is interviewed, then we speak to their references, then background checks run, and training finishes before a caregiver appears on your shortlist. Interviews happen in person or by video depending on where you and the caregiver are.
A nanny is the premium childcare option and the most expensive one, because it is a single caregiver giving your children undivided attention in your own home on your own schedule. Rates depend on the hours, the number of children, and whether the role is full-time, part-time, or occasional. Tell us what you need and we will give you the figure for that arrangement. There is no charge for asking.
A sitter or backup care can be arranged quickly, because those caregivers are screened, trained, and on our team already. A nanny search is different: we advertise and recruit for your household rather than booking someone from a pool, so plan on four to six weeks.
Yes. Alongside full-time and part-time placements we cover single evenings, weekends, school holidays, and one-off days.