qualified nannies, governesses and educators for private households

Finding the perfect nanny

The tasks of a nanny are divided between raising children — age-appro­priate and indivi­dual support and demand — and light house­hold activi­ties such as shopping, food prepa­ra­tion, laundry care, driving and messenger services around the children.

The nannies currently available in our appli­cant portfolio are trained as educa­tors, child­care workers, teachers, or pedia­tric nurses with additional skills such as foreign language profi­ci­ency, inter­na­tional experi­ence, musical educa­tion, artistic talent, or a parti­cular enthu­siasm for sports.

Nanny job profiles and costs for permanent full-time employment

Junior nanny

A junior nanny is a career starter or career changer with educa­tional training who comes from a public insti­tu­tion, for example. She earns a gross monthly salary of €3,500 or more.

Senior nanny

A senior nanny has many years of experi­ence and the best references from private house­holds. She also has additional quali­fi­ca­tions, a high degree of flexi­bi­lity, and earns from €3,800 gross per month.

High profile nanny

A high-profile nanny is highly quali­fied and has many years of experi­ence, inclu­ding in upscale house­holds, and excel­lent references. She offers a high degree of flexi­bi­lity, discre­tion, sensi­ti­vity, and availa­bi­lity. Further­more, she has gained suffi­cient experi­ence abroad and, thanks to her multi­l­in­gua­lism, is confi­dent in her inter­na­tional commu­ni­ca­tion skills. She earns from around €4,500 gross per month.

Live-in nanny

A nanny often lives close to the family. The term “live-in nanny” usually means that the nanny lives under the same roof as the family. If there is a separate apart­ment, there is also suffi­cient privacy for the nanny. In contrast to a live-out nanny, this means that the nanny is very flexible in the mornings and evenings when it comes to child­care. The monetary benefit of the accom­mo­da­tion is reflected in the salary.

Maternity nanny

If you need help immedia­tely before or after the birth, a mater­nity nanny, also known as a mater­nity nurse, is available to assist you. She helps the mother during the postpartum period and provides guidance on infant care. She also stays overnight if desired.

My first nanny

You have never had a nanny before and are wonde­ring how living with another person in your house­hold will work? Would you like to know more about private child­care in a private house­hold? Find out more here: My first nanny.