Nanny placement
Our nannies provide personalized care at the child's place of residence
familea advises parents on all topics relating to the care of their children. Many decide to have their child or children looked after in a daycare center (Kita). Others, however, prefer an individual solution at the child's place of residence, in familiar surroundings.
Our association specializes in nanny placements from a workload of 60% to max. 100% in Northwestern Switzerland and supports its members throughout Switzerland.
In this case, familea has a broad-based network of nannies who can be placed in a targeted manner. All nannies have been carefully checked by familea. We know all our nannies personally. They are all experienced childcare professionals with an impeccable reputation and a criminal record. Many of them also have pedagogical training, for example as an EFZ childcare specialist. All have completed an emergency first aid course for small children. If required, they can also take on smaller or larger household tasks; some nannies can also be used as night nannies. And: the majority of our nannies are bilingual or multilingual.
If a child is looked after by a nanny at their place of residence, they can continue to maintain their social contacts in the neighborhood or village; the parents in turn know that their child is in good, reliable hands. Nanny agreements are often of a long-term nature, which favors the development and maintenance of a good relationship of trust between child, parents and nanny.
If the nanny and family reach an agreement, familea provides personal advice, sample contracts, information on social insurance and other relevant questions. The contract is then concluded directly between the family and the nanny. The gross hourly wage for a nanny is usually between CHF 25 and CHF 36 per hour, depending on age and qualifications. Contracts can be concluded on an hourly basis or with a fixed workload and monthly salary.
Nannies can also be booked by companies or private individuals to look after children at selected events, such as trade fairs, congresses, exhibitions, corporate, sporting and cultural events, etc.
