For families

Special Needs Childcare and Sitters

Tell us what your child needs and we match caregivers on that, rather than on who happens to be available. Every caregiver is interviewed, reference checked, background checked, and trained.

A caregiver holding a young child wearing glasses, close and calm
An adult and a baby looking at a picture book together

How matching works

We Start With Your Child

Families come to us after being offered caregivers who were technically available and not much more. So we begin somewhere else: with a proper conversation about your child.

What your child needs day to day

Routines, communication, sensory preferences, and the things that make a hard moment easier.

Experience a caregiver actually has

We tell you what someone has done before rather than describing them as generally capable. If nobody on our team is the right fit, we say so.

The hours and the setting

At home, on school runs, at activities, or a combination, on whatever schedule works.

Continuity

The same caregiver week to week wherever possible, because a familiar person is most of the value.

Straight answers

What We Will Not Do

We will not describe a caregiver as trained in something they have not been trained in.

If a role needs a specific qualification or clinical experience, tell us, and we will be straight about whether we can cover it. For an ongoing nanny role you hire the caregiver you choose. For hourly and occasional care the caregiver stays our employee, so payroll, taxes, and insurance stay with us.

Tell Us What Your Child Needs

Write as much or as little as you want. Somebody who can actually answer your questions will read it.

Tell Us About Your Child