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Est. 1996A Nanny ConnectionBay Area

After-School Nannies

After-School Nannies in the Bay Area

Part-time nannies who cover the hours between school pickup and dinner, on the same days every week.

— Overview

About this service

An after-school nanny is a part-time nanny who covers the hours between school pickup and dinner on the same days every week: pickup, snack, homework help, driving to lessons and activities, simple meals for the kids, and a clear handoff to parents. Most roles are 15 to 29 hours a week.

See our placement fees — every number, in writing, before you commit to anything.

— What They Do

What an after-school nanny does

  • School pickup on foot or by car
  • Snack and downtime
  • Homework help with a consistent routine
  • Driving to sports, music and tutoring
  • Simple meal prep for the kids
  • Handoff to parents

Who It's For

Who it is right for

Families with school-age children

Two working parents or a hybrid schedule

Afternoons with several pickups and activities

Parents who want homework handled

— Screening

How we screen every nanny

  • Robin personally interviews every nanny
  • Professional references
  • TrustLine
  • DMV driving record for roles that include driving
  • CPR and First Aid
  • Health clearances
  • Authorization to work in the United States

— Process & Fees

How it works and what it costs

  • Nanny pay depends on location and changes with the market, so call us for a quote.
  • Our placement fee is six weeks of the nanny's gross salary, with the $325 intake fee credited toward it.
  • Every permanent placement has a six-month replacement guarantee.

See our placement fees

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

An after-school nanny covers the hours between school pickup and dinner on the same days every week: school pickup, snack and downtime, homework help, driving to lessons and activities, simple meals for the kids, and a clear handoff to parents.

Most after-school nanny roles are 15 to 29 hours a week, on the same days every week.

An after-school nanny works the same schedule every week and knows your children's routines. A babysitter is for occasional needs; see our babysitters page for that kind of care.

Many roles include driving children to school, lessons and activities, so we verify the nanny's DMV record.

Ready to get started?

Tell us about your family and we'll thoughtfully match you with the right professional.