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Founder-Led
120‑Day
Most hiring mistakes happen before the first interview.
The gap usually isn’t the candidates you meet. It’s the pay, the schedule, and the expectations you walked in with.
WITHOUT AN ASSESSMENT
- Guessing at pay based on what a friend mentioned
- Posting a schedule that sounds reasonable but isn't sustainable
- Finding out too late that expectations don't match reality
- Restarting the whole search in 6 months
Founder-Led
- Knowing the real market rate for your area, schedule, and needs
- A schedule structured the way that actually keeps nannies long-term
- Clear, upfront expectations both sides agree to
- A hire built to last, not just to fill a gap
What the assessment actually covers
The gap usually isn’t the candidates you meet. It’s the pay, the schedule, and the expectations you walked in with.
Market Rate Clarity
Know what fair, competitive pay actually looks like for your specific schedule, location, and needs — not a guess, not a forum post.
Industry-Standard Structuring
Guaranteed hours, proper W-2 employment, and legally compliant terms that protect your family and whoever you hire.
Turnover Risk Review
We flag the pay, schedule, and expectation mismatches that are the leading cause of a nanny leaving within the first year.
A Personalized Path Forward
Leave the call with a clear recommendation — Concierge Placement, Job Ad, or Bring Your Own Candidate — matched to your actual situation.
What happens on the call
We learn about your family
Schedule, kids, home, and what's worked or hasn't with previous hires.
We walk you through current market rates
Specific to your situation and area — not a generic range.
We flag structural turnover risks
Pay, hours, or expectations that commonly lead a hire to leave within the first year.
You leave with a clear recommendation
Honest guidance on how to move forward — with us, or on your own.
“The cost of getting it wrong is never just the $75 you didn't spend.”
A recent example
Last week, a construction company CEO came to us wanting to advertise a position — every other week, no guaranteed hours. If he’d posted it as planned, he would likely have hired someone, watched them leave within months, and been right back at the drawing board.
Here’s what we told him: as a builder, if a client asked you to skip the post-tension cables in a foundation to save money, would you build it their way? Most builders would walk away — because when that foundation fails, it reflects on them, not just the client who asked for the shortcut.
We’re the same way. We won’t post a job on our board that we already know isn’t built to last — because when it fails, that reflects on us too. That’s exactly what the assessment call is for: making sure what you post is built on solid ground, before you spend a dollar finding out the hard way.
What families say
Questions before you book
Is this a sales pitch in disguise?
Who is this for?
What if I already have a nanny?
How long does the call take?
What's covered by the 120-day guarantee?
I'd rather learn the basics myself first — is there a free option?
Yes — we have two free video courses covering household employer standards and the full 10-step hiring process, about 28 minutes total. Watch them here. Many families do both: the free courses for the fundamentals, then this assessment for guidance specific to their situation.
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