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A live-out nanny is a professional childcare provider who works for a family but lives in their own home. They typically follow a set schedule, arriving in the morning and leaving at the end of their working hours. Their responsibilities often include school runs, meal preparation, organizing activities, assisting with homework, and maintaining a structured daily routine for the children. Some live-out nannies also help with light housekeeping related to the children. This arrangement suits families who need full-time or part-time childcare while maintaining a separate home life for both the family and the nanny.

A live-in nanny is a professional childcare provider who resides in the family’s home, offering full-time support with the children’s daily routine. Their responsibilities typically include preparing meals, planning activities, assisting with homework, school runs, and general childcare duties. Many live-in nannies also help with light household tasks related to the children, such as laundry and tidying play areas. In return, they receive accommodation, meals, and a salary. This arrangement provides families with flexible, dedicated childcare while offering the nanny a home-like environment and a stable working relationship.

An SEN (Special Educational Needs) nanny is a childcare professional with experience and training in supporting children with additional needs, such as autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorders, or physical disabilities. Their role goes beyond standard nanny duties by providing tailored care to meet the child’s specific developmental, emotional, and physical requirements. SEN nannies may implement therapy-based activities, assist with communication strategies, support learning, and help manage behavioural challenges. Many have additional qualifications in SEN education or experience working alongside therapists and specialists. This specialised support ensures that children with additional needs receive the best possible care in a nurturing home environment.

A night nanny is a childcare professional who provides overnight care for newborns and young babies, allowing parents to rest and recover. Their duties typically include feeding, changing, settling the baby back to sleep, and establishing healthy sleep routines. Night nannies are particularly beneficial for parents with newborns, multiples, or those struggling with sleep deprivation. They can also offer guidance on sleep training, feeding schedules, and newborn care. Most night nannies work for a set number of nights per week, either for a short-term period or ongoing support, depending on the family’s needs.

An emergency nanny provides last-minute, short-term childcare when families face unexpected situations, such as a sudden work commitment, illness, or a regular nanny being unavailable. These nannies are highly adaptable, stepping in at short notice to provide professional care, ensuring continuity and stability for the child. Emergency nannies can work for a few hours, a full day, or even overnight, depending on the family’s needs. Many have extensive childcare experience and are used to adapting quickly  to new home environments, making them a reliable solution for urgent childcare support.

A travel nanny is a childcare professional who accompanies families on trips, providing care and support for children while traveling. Their role includes ensuring the children's safety, managing daily routines, and keeping them entertained during the journey. Travel nannies are experienced in handling the unique challenges of travel, such as navigating different time zones, managing travel logistics, and helping children adjust to new environments. They allow parents to enjoy their trip with peace of mind, knowing their children are well cared for throughout the travel experience.

A maternity nanny is a specialized caregiver who provides support to new parents in the early stages of their baby's life, typically during the first few weeks or months. Their role involves caring for the newborn, assisting with feeding, sleep routines, and general baby care. They may also offer guidance to parents on newborn care, including breastfeeding, baby sleep techniques, and general parenting advice. Maternity nannies help create a smooth transition into parenthood by offering both practical support and emotional reassurance during this exciting yet challenging time.

A permanent nanny is a childcare professional who provides ongoing, full-time care for children in a family's home. Their duties typically include feeding, bathing, and dressing the children, as well as organizing activities, helping with homework, and ensuring the overall well-being of the kids. Unlike temporary or part-time caregivers, a permanent nanny becomes a consistent presence in the family, building long-term relationships with the children and parents. They may also assist with light household duties related to the children, offering stability and reliable support for busy families.

A short-term nanny is a childcare professional who provides temporary care for children, usually for a set period ranging from a few days to several weeks. Their responsibilities are similar to those of a permanent nanny, including feeding, bathing, and engaging the children in activities, but their role is limited to a brief duration. Short-term nannies are often hired to cover for a parent’s absence, during vacations, or for special events, offering flexibility and ensuring children are well-cared for during a transitional period.

Babysitting is a flexible, short-term childcare service where a babysitter looks after children for a few hours, usually in the evening or on weekends. Unlike a nanny, a babysitter is not typically involved in the child’s daily routine but instead provides supervision, engages the children in activities, and ensures their safety while parents are away. Responsibilities may include feeding, bedtime routines, and light tidying related to the child. Babysitters are often hired on an ad-hoc basis, making them a great option for parents who need occasional childcare support.