Families

Whether you’re seeking occasional assistance or a long-term childcare solution, Blossom Safe Care Company is here to help you find the ideal fit for your family. Below is an overview of common employment types within the childcare industry to help you better understand your options:

  • Offer childcare for a defined, limited period, often during transitional periods like summer breaks, parental travel, or between long-term plans.

  • Responsibilities: Daily care, meal preparation, transportation, and light housekeeping related to the child.

Short-Term Nannies

  • Reside in the family’s home, offering full-time childcare and additional household support, ideal for families with non-traditional work hours or extensive childcare needs.

  • Responsibilities: Comprehensive childcare, errands, household organization, and meal preparation. Families provide a private room and meals as part of compensation.

Live-In Nannies

  • Focus on organizing and managing the household, ideal for families with older children or busy schedules.

  • Responsibilities: Coordinating household operations, managing schedules, overseeing household staff, running errands, grocery shopping, and general organization.

Household Managers

  • Care for children during nighttime hours, often for newborns or children needing overnight care, typically hired for a short-term period ranging from weeks to several months.

  • Responsibilities: Feeding, diaper changes, and attending to children during the night to allow parents to rest.

Night Nannies

Long-Term Nannies

  • Employed for an extended, consistent period, becoming a stable part of the family routine and a significant contributor to a child's development.

  • Responsibilities: Daily care, activity planning, homework assistance, transportation, meal preparation, and light housekeeping related to childcare.

Newborn Care Specialists (NCS)

  • Experts in caring for newborns, typically hired for the first 3–6 months. They often work overnight or 24-hour shifts to support new parents.

  • Responsibilities: Feeding and sleep training, diaper changes, establishing routines, and guiding parents on newborn care.

  • Assist parents at home by taking on tasks to lighten the load, often while the parent is present. Employment length varies from short-term to long-term.

  • Responsibilities: Childcare support, light housekeeping, meal prep, and supervising children while parents focus on other tasks.

Mother’s Helpers

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Let us help your family blossom with the perfect match. Whether you’re looking for a little help or a complete care solution, we’re here to guide you every step of the way