Welcome to nanny4yourkid, your international nanny placement agency

We are an exclu­sive nanny agency from Germany and work for clients all across Europe and the United States. Are you looking for a nanny, a mate­r­nity nurse, or house­hold staff? If so, don’t hesi­tate to get in touch with us. We look forward to hearing from you by phone or via Whats­App. Or fill out the form below and we will get back to you asap. Looking forward to your inquiry and we’ll be happy to serve you as desi­red. If you want to learn more about us, here you go.

The ideal nanny, maternity nurse, senior nanny, high-profile nanny, or junior nanny – childcare perfection.

Here you will
find the ideal nanny.

Welcome to nanny4yourkid, your international nanny placement agency

We are an exclu­sive nanny agency from Germany and work for clients all across Europe and the United States. Are you looking for a nanny, a mate­r­nity nurse, or house­hold staff? If so, don’t hesi­tate to get in touch with us. We look forward to hearing from you by phone or via Whats­App. Or fill out the form below and we will get back to you asap. Looking forward to your inquiry and we’ll be happy to serve you as desi­red. If you want to learn more about us, here you go.

With us, everything revolves around your family happiness. N4YK nanny4yourkid – the agency for family staff, nannies, childcare, and household personnel.
The ideal nanny, maternity nurse, senior nanny, high-profile nanny, or junior nanny – childcare perfection.

Here you will
find the ideal nanny.

N4YK – Agency for family happiness. We place nannies and other household staff in private households

How a placement
works with us…

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FAQ: Placement of nannies, family managers, and household staff

In Germany, a nanny typi­cally costs between €18 and €30 gross per hour. The exact hourly rate depends on quali­fi­ca­ti­ons, expe­ri­ence, scope of duties, and location.

The process begins with a perso­nal consul­ta­tion by phone or video call, during which we learn about your family situa­tion and your requi­re­ments. Based on a tail­o­red search profile, we then begin the search: we publish an anony­mous job listing and match your crite­ria with candi­da­tes from our data­base as well as with nannies in our network.

You will usually receive the first nanny profiles within a few days. The over­all place­ment time­line depends on your search crite­ria and, depen­ding on the comple­xity, can take up to 12 weeks or longer. Our 15 years of expe­ri­ence and exten­sive data­base help us iden­tify suita­ble nannies quickly.

Yes, N4YK nanny4yourkid mana­ges the entire process — from the initial cont­act to interviews and trial days. You can focus enti­rely on making your selec­tion while we take care of the rest.

When you commis­sion N4YK nanny4yourkid, a proces­sing fee of €535.50 is char­ged. This amount is fully credi­ted toward the final fee if the place­ment is successful. The agency’s place­ment fee is a one-time charge of 18% of the placed candidate’s gross annual salary.

The nanny4yourkid service includes perso­nal consul­ta­tion, sche­du­ling support, vetted candi­date profiles, detailed expo­sés, check­lists, a sample employ­ment contract, trai­ning oppor­tu­ni­ties for candi­da­tes, and a 3‑month repla­ce­ment guarantee.

Yes, we provide sample employ­ment contracts and advise you on all orga­niza­tio­nal matters rela­ted to hiring your nanny or family mana­ger. In most cases, the family’s tax advi­sor hand­les the offi­cial regis­tra­tion. Alter­na­tively, upon request, our part­ner quitt can take care of the regis­tra­tion, manage­ment, and payroll for your nanny or house­hold staff.

If it beco­mes clear within the first three months that the arran­ge­ment isn’t a good fit, we offer a free repla­ce­ment — provi­ded the origi­nal search profile remains unchanged.

Ideally, a nanny should have formal trai­ning in child­care, a current pedia­tric first-aid certi­fi­cate, expe­ri­ence in caring for child­ren, and strong references.

Yes, nannies are subject to social secu­rity contri­bu­ti­ons. As an employer, you or your tax advi­sor must regis­ter the employee with the rele­vant health insu­rance provi­der with the next payroll. This regis­tra­tion must be comple­ted no later than six weeks after the start of employ­ment. Alter­na­tively, our part­ner quitt (https://go-quitt.de/n4yk/) can handle regis­tra­tion, manage­ment, and payroll for your nanny or house­hold staff on your behalf.

Full-time nannies typi­cally work 30 to 40 hours per week. Part-time arran­ge­ments or flexi­ble shift sche­du­les are also possi­ble, depen­ding on the family’s needs.

Typi­cal tasks include child­care, trans­port­ing child­ren to and from daycare, prepa­ring meals, orga­ni­zing leisure acti­vi­ties, and light house­hold duties rela­ted to the children.

A nanny is respon­si­ble only for tasks rela­ted to the child­ren. If you need more support with gene­ral house­hold duties, nanny4yourkid can help you find a suita­ble family mana­ger or housekeeper.

Yes, many fami­lies take their nanny along on trips. It’s important, howe­ver, to discuss this in advance and arrange sepa­rate compensation.