Creating a Safe and Welcoming Space for Everyone
When you welcome a nanny into your home, you’re not just hiring help — you’re inviting a professional caregiver into your family’s daily life. Preparing your space well makes things smoother for everyone: it keeps your children safe, supports your nanny’s well-being, and sets the tone for a respectful partnership.
Here are simple, family-tested steps to get your home nanny-ready:

Kitchen: Wipe spills quickly, turn pot handles inward, and keep cleaning supplies and sharp tools in childproof cabinets.
Bathroom: Use non-slip mats, secure medicines and razors, keep toilet seats clean, and make sure floors stay dry.
Play & Care Items: Store diapers, wipes, snacks, and crafts in labeled bins.
Flexibility around appointments, respecting privacy, and acknowledging their contributions go a long way. A nanny who feels supported is more likely to stay long-term and bring positive energy into your child’s life.

