Exclusive Services

•  Newborn care specialist provides expertise in all aspects of newborn care, parental education and support.

• They care for the newborns while providing guidance and education to the parents.

• The role of a newborn care specialist usually begins after the baby is home.

• Newborn care specialists often work night shifts to allow parents the opportunity to rest, while also documenting a baby's sleeping, feeding, and changing times to help transition them to a regular schedule.

• Newborn care specialists usually stay with families anywhere from several weeks to several months before moving on to the next client and may be asked to travel with the family.

• Unlike babysitters and other caregivers, newborn care specialists do not take on any duties aside from caring for a newborn and educating new parents.​

A Nanny takes care of one or multiple children in the parent's home, and they may work directly with the children's Teachers if they help with homework. They are responsible for completing household chores, preparing meals, and transporting kids to school.

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Here are some great ways that a nanny can make life a little easier:

• Entertain children while you focus on other tasks

• Light housekeeping (wash the dishes, make easy lunch)

• Play with the kids while you jump on a conference call.

• Insert some energy when you’re lagging

• Help with homework

• Allow you to take a nap/shower/bathroom break

• Get covered in paint and dirt.

• Allow yourself to get the stuff done— pay bills, anything!

Baby Nurses are private medical professionals. They care for infants, children, and adolescents with a range of medical needs They provide support via phone, skype, and text messages.

Baby nurses support families in all aspects of newborn care, such as:

• Baby feeding, including bringing the baby to Mom for breastfeeding, preparing bottles, and helping with latching on or pumping if needed

• Dealing with baby-specific health issues, like cradle cap, circumcision, umbilical cord care, diaper rash, reflux, and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)

• Soothing the baby and encouraging regular sleep habits

• Changing and bathing baby

• Organizing the nursery and doing the baby's laundry

• Keeping a log of sleeping, feeding, and changing times to help the family develop a schedule

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• A sleep consultant's main purpose however is to educate families on sleep hygiene, the biological needs of sleep, and safe sleep practices, to review the timing of night/day sleeps while offering support and guidance.

• Laying the foundations for healthy sleep habits

• Support and guidance in the comfort of your home

• Virtual support via phone, skype and text messages

A doula is a professional labor assistant who provides physical and emotional support to you and your partner during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period.

For instance, a doula might offer:

• Attention to physical comfort through techniques such as touch and massage and assistance with breathing

• Emotional reassurance, comfort and encouragement

• Information about what's happening during labor and the postpartum period, including explanations of procedures

• Help with facilitating communication between you and the hospital staff

• Guidance and support for loved ones

• Assistance with breast-feeding

•  Studies have shown that continuous support from doulas during childbirth might be associated with:

  • A decreased use of pain relief medication during labor

  • A decreased incidence of C-sections

  • A decrease in the length of labor

  • A decrease in negative childbirth experiences

• A lactation consultant is a health professional who specializes in the clinical management of breastfeeding. Lactation consultants are trained to assist mothers in preventing and solving breastfeeding difficulties such as sore nipples and low milk supply. 

• Support and guidance in the comfort of your home via phone, skype, text messages, or in person

• A sleep consultant's main purpose however is to educate families on sleep hygiene, the biological needs of sleep, safe sleep practices, to review the timing of night/day sleeps while offering support and guidance.

• Laying the foundations for healthy sleep habits

• Support and guidance in the comfort of your home

• Virtual support via phone, skype and text messages

A house manager is responsible for handling the daily operations of a house and responding to the home owner's needs. House Managers typically supervise and manage things happening daily around the home.

 They keep things running smoothly in the employer's home. Common house manager duties include

• Grocery shopping

•  Laundry

• Running errands

• Cleaning

• Making appointments

• Coordinating travel

• Handling household billing

• Maintaining cars

• Buying gifts on their employers' behalf

• Supervising other household staff

• And more

• Perform the general and in-depth cleaning for the home

• Clean kitchen, baths, and bedrooms daily, including vacuuming and mopping floors, vacuuming furniture, carpeting and draperies, and dusting.

• Handle the daily graces (i.e. fresh towels in the bathrooms, making beds, wiping bathroom and kitchen counters, loading and unloading dishwasher, etc.).

• Responsible for the care of fine furnishings including antiques and artwork.

• Empty trash and organize recycling.

• Wash inside windows, woodwork, etc.

• Polish silver as needed.

• Assist in serving when requested.

• Execute periodic seasonal or deep-clean projects such as bookshelves, closets, storage areas, etc.

• Meticulously launder, iron, and press clothing.

• Perform basic mending.

• Organize and maintain all clothes, closets and drawers as needed

• Assist with packing and unpacking.

• A Cook plans, prepares, and cooks food items to ensure the highest quality service and experience for your family.

• They help keep the kitchen organized and running efficiently.

• They ensure proper food handling, sanitation and following food storage procedures.

• Academic Tutors provide students with individualized assistance to help them learn new concepts and complete assignments.

• Their duties include studying lesson plans and reviewing textbooks to prepare for a lesson, assigning additional projects, and answering a student’s questions about a topic.

• They provide personal tutoring, subject classes, and more to ensure your child starts their academic journey on the right foot.

• They draw upon their deep expertise and extensive knowledge to bring your child's standardized test and academic performance to the next level.

• Driving clients daily to their desired destinations

• Maintaining the vehicle safe and clean

• Pick up clients from the place and at the time they’ve requested

• Assist clients with loading and unloading their luggage

• Listen to traffic and weather reports to stay up-to-date on road conditions

• Answer clients’ questions about the area and local places of interest​

• Schedule regular car service appointments and report any issues

• Book car wash and detailing services to maintain interior and exterior cleanliness of the car

​Additional services include:

• Babysitter

• Housesitter

• Dog walker

• Music Instructor

• CNA

• HHA

• Daycare substitute teacher