Family Assistants & Household Managers | Organized, Professional Home Support for Busy Families
Simplify Your Home with a Trusted Family Assistant or House Manager
THE INVISIBLE WORK FAMILIES CARRY
Buy Back Your Time. Restore Your Capacity.
Most families don’t need “more help.”
They need fewer decisions, fewer dropped balls, and more time to focus on what actually matters.
Family Assistants and Household Managers exist to reduce the invisible workload that quietly consumes your days—coordinating schedules, managing logistics, handling tasks, and keeping everything moving behind the scenes.
This level of support isn’t about luxury.
It’s about sustainability, clarity, and control.
Understanding Household Support Roles
Family Assistant
A Family Assistant blends childcare support with household organization. Their responsibilities often include:
- managing schedules and family calendars
- running errands and coordinating logistics
- helping with communication, reminders, and follow‑ups
- supporting school, activities, and daily routines
- completing light organizational or administrative tasks
Family Assistants act as the family’s reliable, go‑to support person—keeping day‑to‑day life running smoothly.
House Manager
A House Manager oversees broader household operations and long‑term planning. Their responsibilities can include:
- managing home maintenance and repairs
- coordinating vendors and service providers
- planning calendars, events, and appointments
- organizing household systems and improvements
- overseeing household projects and seasonal needs
House Managers help create efficient, stress‑free systems that keep the home operating at its best.
Hybrid Roles
Some families benefit from hybrid positions such as a:
- Nanny + Family Assistant
- Nanny + House Manager
- Family Assistant + Household Manager
These integrated roles provide childcare support combined with household administration and organization.
Our team helps you determine whether a blended position fits your needs and guides you in defining boundaries, setting expectations, and structuring the role sustainably.
This Is About Capacity, Not Tasks
Family Assistants and Household Managers don’t just complete to‑do lists.
They take ownership of systems.
Why Families Choose Hello Nann!y® for Household Support
Hello Nanny!® provides families with direct access to qualified talent and the expert consultation needed to hire intentionally and sustainably.
- Support for sourcing and connecting you with vetted, career‑driven candidates
- Verification of credentials, professional backgrounds, and references
- Guidance on setting realistic budgets based on education and experience levels
- Consultation on boundaries, scope, and contracts for long‑term success
- Expert advice on compensation and role clarity to promote stability
Avoid Common Hiring Mistakes
Top 5 Mistakes Parents Make When Hiring a Nanny or Family Assistant — and How to Avoid Them
Ready to hire the right support for your home without the stress?
Our free email course helps you avoid the most common hiring pitfalls and feel confident every step of the way.
Learn how to:
- Define roles and expectations clearly
- Attract dependable, qualified professionals
- Conduct smarter interviews and background checks
Start your search with clarity and confidence.
Ready to Explore What Household Support Could Look Like?
If you’re curious whether a Family Assistant or Household Manager could help restore balance and capacity in your household, the next step is a guided conversation.
For $50, schedule a 15‑minute call with our placement team to:
- Discuss your family’s daily routines and organizational goals
- Identify whether a Family Assistant, House Manager, Hybrid, or Virtual Assistant makes the most sense
- Learn how to source, vet, and connect with experienced candidates from our nationwide network
- Define clear boundaries and contracts for an effective partnership
After your call, you’ll receive your custom Family Assistant and House Manager Roles and Responsibilities Guide covering duties, hours, hybrid options, and best practices for household structure.