NannyShare Nashville will provide you with personalized family and nanny matching to form your ideal nanny share. This includes facilitating meetings, background checks, contract creation and negotiation, 30-day check ins, etc. After submitting this application, you will receive a link for a consultation call with our team to build your care plan.
After submitting your application, the following fees will apply. Click here to learn more about our process.
Engagement Fee: $300 due to begin matchmaking process
Placement Fee: varies based on Employee Engagement agreement (10-20%)
Nanny Share: 10% of the candidate's total annual compensation.
Nanny or House Manager: 18% of the candidate's total annual compensation.
Specialty Placement (Housekeeper, Newborn Care, etc.): 18-20% of candidate’s total annual compensation.
Someone will reach out within 3 business days of purchase to schedule your consultation call.
NannyShare Nashville will provide you with personalized family and nanny matching to form your ideal nanny share. This includes facilitating meetings, background checks, contract creation and negotiation, 30-day check ins, etc. After submitting this application, you will receive a link for a consultation call with our team to build your care plan.
After submitting your application, the following fees will apply. Click here to learn more about our process.
Engagement Fee: $300 due to begin matchmaking process
Placement Fee: varies based on Employee Engagement agreement (10-20%)
Nanny Share: 10% of the candidate's total annual compensation.
Nanny or House Manager: 18% of the candidate's total annual compensation.
Specialty Placement (Housekeeper, Newborn Care, etc.): 18-20% of candidate’s total annual compensation.
Someone will reach out within 3 business days of purchase to schedule your consultation call.
What is a Nanny Share? A nanny share is an arrangement between two (or more) families who hire a nanny to care for both families’ children at the same time. Nanny shares can be especially helpful for neighbors who are on the same schedule and only have 1-2 children each. These arrangements also have a cost benefit—both families agree to split the cost of child care, while the nanny still receives a fair hourly rate.
