Different families.
Different kinds of support.
From everyday childcare to a beautifully run home, short-term cover, travel and companionship — start with what would make life easier.
Not sure which job title fits? You don't need to be. Tell us how your household actually works and we can help shape the brief.
The role should fit the household. Not the other way around.
Sometimes you know exactly who you need. Sometimes you only know which parts of the week aren't working.
We help families define the role before matching — childcare, housekeeping, a combination of both, newborn support, temporary cover, travel or non-clinical companionship and home support.
Clear expectations make better introductions and stronger long-term placements.
Find the support
that fits.
Each service has its own page because the responsibilities, experience and working pattern are genuinely different.
Filipino Nannies
Experienced childcare matched around your children, household and the kind of relationship you want to build.
Explore Filipino nannies →Nanny-Housekeepers
A blended role combining childcare with realistic, clearly agreed household responsibilities.
Explore nanny-housekeepers →Housekeepers
Practical household support, organisation and consistency for a home that runs beautifully.
Explore housekeepers →Temporary Nannies
Short-term childcare for cover, school holidays, transitions and the moments when plans change.
Explore temporary nannies →Travel Nannies
Experienced childcare for journeys, holidays and families who need continuity away from home.
Explore travel nannies →Maternity & Newborn Support
Practical, experienced childcare support through the early days, nights and weeks with a new baby.
Explore newborn support →Carers & Home Support
Respectful non-clinical companionship and practical support centred on independence and dignity.
Explore carers →Companionship
Company, conversation, outings and everyday routines with someone they genuinely enjoy seeing.
Explore companionship →Describe the problem, not the job title.
“We need help after school.” “The house is getting on top of us.” “Mum is independent but would love more company.”
Those are useful starting points. We can talk through the hours, responsibilities and priorities, then decide whether the role is best structured as a nanny, nanny-housekeeper, housekeeper, companion or something more specific.
Talk through your household →Whatever the role,
the person still matters.
Experience gets someone onto a shortlist. The placement works when expectations, personality and the reality of the household align too.
Listen
We understand the household, schedule and what isn't working.
Define
We turn that into a realistic role with clear responsibilities.
Match
We introduce candidates whose experience and expectations fit.
Meet
You decide who feels right for your family or household.
Specialist, without making people interchangeable.
Filipino specialist network
Filipino nannies and household professionals are our speciality and the candidate community we know particularly well.
Role-specific experience
We look at what each candidate has actually done rather than assuming one household role automatically translates into another.
Fit beyond the CV
Working style, communication, expectations and personality are part of the match because households are personal places to work.
Start with
what you need.
We'll help turn it into the right role — and then look for the right person.