Services for nannies and the families who employ them

Nanny agencies, background checks, payroll and other childcare businesses

Selecting a nanny agency or business

Parents come to the US Nanny Institute for guidance on hiring, paying and working with a nanny. Nannies come here to train, get certified and build their career. This page lists businesses that serve both, from placement agencies to background checks and household payroll.

Listings on this page are paid advertising. The US Nanny Institute does not screen, vet, background check, test, evaluate, endorse, recommend or verify any business, product or service listed here. The US Nanny Institute does not receive a commission or referral fee on any transaction between a listed business and a family or nanny.

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Nanny and household staffing agencies

Background check providers

Household payroll and tax services

Other businesses serving nannies and families

Parents ask us. So do nannies.

Families researching how to hire and pay a nanny find us. So do nannies building their career. We get calls, emails and show up in search.

Families and nannies reach out to us because the US Nanny Institute has trained and certified nannies since 2017 with college faculty experts. We have published more than 200 articles on childcare, employment law, pay, contracts and hiring.

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Nanny and household staffing agencies

Agencies that recruit, interview and place nannies, newborn care specialists, family assistants, and household staff. For families who want help finding a candidate and for nannies looking for representation.

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Background check providers

Companies that run criminal, driving and employment history checks for household employers. Family employers are responsible for their own hiring decisions and for following the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

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Household payroll and tax services

Companies that handle household payroll, tax withholding and annual tax filings for family employers. Family employers are responsible for meeting their own federal, state, and local tax obligations.

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Other businesses serving nannies and families

For businesses that serve nannies or the families who employ them and don’t fit the existing categories. CPR and first aid training, children’s products, photography, tutoring, and family services.

Your business goes here

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250 characters including spaces provided by the business. Can’t make unsubstantiated claims.

This is a paid listing. Not screened or endorsed by the US Nanny Institute.

Thinking about paying for your nanny’s training?

Families can fund accredited childcare training for the person caring for their children. Programs run 10 to 60 hours, are 100% online, and are taught by 30+ college faculty. Internationally accredited by NCFE CACHE. You pay, she earns the certification.

Who pays for nanny training?

Nanny employment resources

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Nanny pay laws: overtime, salary, sleep time and taxes

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What is a Nanny Share?

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