NANNIES IN WATERFALL
Nanny Support for Waterfall Families
Consistent daily care
One familiar, dependable person your children can count on.
Cover for long days
Steady supervision when you're delayed on the road.
Routines that hold
Calm, predictable sleep, meals and play.
School runs and activities
Lifts and after-school routines planned around your commute.

Matched to Your Home
A Placement That Works for Your Family Too
Before we introduce anyone, we learn about your children’s ages, your commute, your working hours and your house rules.
You then meet nannies whose experience, availability and personality fit your brief. We’ll also talk through what happens on days when someone is unwell or delayed.
You choose whether the fit feels right.

Having a Nanny works best when they are vetted, trained and well supported.
Every Kith nanny is checked before she is introduced to a family. You get a dependable carer, and she gets the support she needs to do the job well.
ID and police clearance checked
Trained through the Kith Academy
Experience matched to your children's ages
Introduction call before any placement
Our Promise to Waterfall Families
We know a long working day leaves little room for surprises. That's why we vet every nanny, match her to your children's ages and routine, and help you plan for sick days and late finishes before she starts. You meet her first, and the final decision is yours.
Kith Team

Frequently asked questions
How does Kith match a nanny to my family?
We start with a short intro call about your children, routine and expectations. Then we introduce nannies whose experience and personality fit your brief.
What checks do Kith nannies go through?
ID verification and police clearance, plus training through the Kith Academy. You also meet her before anything is agreed.
What happens if my nanny is sick?
Every family should have a cover plan
. We recommend agreeing a first and second option before she starts
Can a Nanny live in?
Yes, if you have suitable accommodation. We'll also discuss live-out arrangements.
What is the difference between a nanny and an au pair?
A nanny usually brings more formal, long-term childcare experience. An au pair is typically a younger, more flexible helper. We'll help you decide which fits.
How do we handle late days when traffic is bad?
Agree a simple flexible buffer in her hours from the start, so late days are planned for.
How do I get started?
Book a 15-minute intro call. We'll talk through your needs and take it from there.
Other Ways Kith Can Help in at Waterfall
Let’s find your person.
Whether you need an au pair for the school run, a nanny for your youngest or a tutor to help your child thrive, we'll help you find someone you can genuinely trust.





