Returning to work, welcoming a baby, or simply wanting calmer days at home. Childcare shapes how your family lives. Before we suggest anyone, we take time to understand your home, so a nanny arrangement feels natural day to day.

A good nanny becomes part of how your household runs: someone who knows your children’s personalities, respects your parenting, and brings warmth without unsettling the quiet of home.
We do not begin with names. We listen to your schedules, languages and siblings first, then recommend live-in, live-out, rota or specialist nanny options that fit how you actually live. Educare does not simply fill a vacancy. We understand the household, make considered introductions where appropriate and remain involved.
Returning to work. Preparing for a newborn. Moving country. Or simply wanting steadier care as your children grow. Once priorities are clear, we recommend arrangements that fit, and remain available through introductions and the first settling weeks. If relocation or child travel is also on your mind, we can coordinate that alongside nanny advice so care stays continuous.
Some parents want infant specialists who can stay beyond the newborn weeks. Together we weigh that option against shorter maternity nurse support, then guide the introduction so early care sits comfortably within family life.


We begin with your household, schedules, parenting style, languages, and what good care looks like for your children. Recommendations come after that conversation. Introductions follow only once we understand what you need.
Often when returning to work, welcoming a baby, relocating, or wanting more consistent care at home. Some also need rota or travel-ready support. We help you decide what will serve this stage of family life.
Yes. Where infant care is the priority, we introduce experienced maternity and early years nannies who can support feeding, sleep and early milestones. We can also help you weigh shorter maternity nurse support against longer nanny continuity.
Alongside experience, we look at temperament, cultural fit and how you prefer to parent. The aim is a lasting relationship, and we stay close through the early settling weeks.
Yes. Where language immersion or travel is part of family life, we clarify those needs first, then recommend professionals who can keep your child’s routine steady across locations.
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