Great families deserve great nannies — and great nannies deserve great families.

I don't believe a résumé tells the whole story. However, a current résumé is required to be considered for the Nanny House 365 network, but I want to know the person behind it, too.

I want to learn about your experience, your personality, the way you work with children, what you're looking for in your next position, and what type of family will bring out your best.

What I’m Looking For

I’m looking for nannies who take their work seriously, care deeply about the children they work with, and understand the trust that comes with being invited into a family’s home.

Education — A college degree is required for consideration.

Experience — Meaningful professional childcare experience, with strong understanding of responsibilities of being a nanny.

Reliability — Families need someone they can count on — someone who shows up, follows through, takes commitments seriously.

Communication — Clear, respectful communication with parents is important.

Professionalism — Nannying is a profession; pride in work, discretion, boundaries, professionalism.

Personality & Energy — The right family matters as much as the right position; understand personality, energy, and the type of environment where they do best.

Connection with Children — Relationship with children is at the heart of great nanny care; I want to know how they connect, what they enjoy, and what makes them great.

Your experience and education are important, but they aren't the whole story. I want to get to know you — because finding the right family is about finding a place where your experience, personality, and strengths are valued.

What Happens Next?

1. Tell me about yourself.

Submit your information, including a current résumé and your college education, and tell me what you're looking for in your next position.

2. I’ll review your experience.

I'll personally review your qualifications, experience, education, and application to determine whether you may be a fit for my nanny network.

3. I’ll get to know you.

If it looks like we could be a good fit, I'll connect with you to learn more about your experience, personality, availability, goals, and the type of family you're looking for.

4. I’ll introduce you to families who may be a fit.

When I have an opportunity that aligns with your experience and what you're looking for, I'll walk you through the position before making an introduction.

Ready for your next family?

You bring your personality, experience, and education. I’ll help you find the right family.

5. NANNY APPLICATION

Tell me about yourself.

I’m always interested in getting to know experienced, educated nannies who are looking for the right family.

If you’re interested in being considered for the Nanny House 365 network, start by completing the application below. I’ll review your information and reach out if I believe there may be a good fit.

Before you apply:

A college degree

A current résumé

Professional nanny or childcare experience

A strong interest in working as a nanny

What I’ll ask you

About you: full name, email, phone, current city, college education

Experience: years professional childcare, ages, positions, current/most recent family, additional qualifications

What you’re looking for: full-time/part-time/travel, desired schedule, location, compensation expectations, availability, live-in/live-out if applicable, travel willingness

Getting to know you: what you enjoy most, type of family you work best with, strengths, what you're looking for next

Documents: current résumé

What happens after you apply?

I’ll personally review your application and résumé. If your experience and background look like a potential fit for my network, I’ll reach out to learn more about you and talk about what you're looking for.

From there, I'll determine whether there may be opportunities that align with your experience, personality, availability, and goals.