Hire a nanny in the USA — confidentially

Find nannies through confidential household briefs and structured profiles. Public listings require family consent. HomeHire supports direct introductions across the United States.

A private search for your nanny

Explain the nanny role privately. Review structured professional profiles, experience and availability, then decide whether to request a direct introduction. Candidate discoverability is controlled by the candidate. Household briefs are private unless the family chooses to publish a public job listing.

Permanent, part-time, temporary, and one-off engagements remain in scope. The hiring family is the employer. HomeHire does not employ household workers, run payroll, or hold wages. Families and workers agree on pay and work directly.

Write a stronger nanny brief

A specific brief helps professionals decide whether the work fits without making your household details public. Include:

  • Describe your children's ages and the childcare duties without sharing their names, photos, or your exact address publicly.
  • Specify your location, schedule, start date, expected experience, and whether you need permanent, part-time, temporary, or one-off care.
  • Explain driving, travel, or other role-specific expectations and how you plan to interview and check references.

Plan your hiring checks and costs

Families hire directly, are the employer and do their own checks. Contact references, verify identity and right to work yourself, interview and agree a paid trial. Read our safety & hiring tips.

Free for families until January 2027, and candidates never pay.

Candidates never pay HomeHire to find work.

Nanny hiring in Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and Dallas

Explore local childcare schedules and travel logistics in these city guides. They are starting points; direct introductions are nationwide.

Explore more hiring guides

Explore the US Salary Guide for national, state, and metro pay context.

Frequently asked questions

Are nanny openings published as household job ads?

Household briefs are private unless the family chooses to publish a public job listing. Public listings show only the role, town/ZIP area, schedule, pay range and start date — never the family's name, address or contact details.

Does HomeHire employ or pay my nanny?

The hiring family is the employer. HomeHire does not employ household workers, run payroll, or hold wages. Families and workers agree on pay and work directly.

What is the HomeHire fee during the US launch?

Free for families until January 2027, and candidates never pay. Candidates never pay HomeHire to find work.

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