Where to look for a live-in nanny?

[Anonymous]

White House Nannies said that they rarely place live-in nannies anymore. Care.com has taken the little box off that allows parents to search by live in vs. live out. I can type it in as a search term but then I end up with a ton of people who formerly were a live-in and have it in their description of their experiences, but don't want to be one anymore. And it takes a while to weed through them.

Are there other agencies to use?

[Anonymous]

I think the problem is that few people have suitable accommodations to offer. Or they want to reduce the hourly rate. Or a host of other issues. You should post here what you need, and what you can offer. And location.

[Anonymous]

As a live in nanny I find my jobs on care.com. Hopefully the right candidate can find you if you list it in the title that you want live in.

[Anonymous]

Nannypoppinz, here, nannies4hire, enannysource, gonannies

[Anonymous]

Any national nanny placement agencies are more likely to do it than White House Nannies. WHNs explained to me that DC is predominantly an au pair market for live-in help.

[Anonymous]

I found our live in on DCUM!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:White House Nannies said that they rarely place live-in nannies anymore. Care.com has taken the little box off that allows parents to search by live in vs. live out. I can type it in as a search term but then I end up with a ton of people who formerly were a live-in and have it in their description of their experiences, but don't want to be one anymore. And it takes a while to weed through them.

Are there other agencies to use?

I’ve looked at whn, they have several live-in positions available. The issue is more that they don’t tell the parents they need to raise the rate for experienced live-in nannies, the rates are just too low, and they can’t get enough decent nannies to fill the positions.

[Anonymous]

Op probably can't afford a live-in nanny, but wants the connivence.