Nanny and babysitter in Savyon

In your request, give the age of your child or children, the schedule (days, hours, whether you need help in the evening and at weekends), and your city and neighbourhood. Say what the duties include: walks, feeding, the trip from kindergarten or school, help with homework, light tidying of the children's room. If the language matters, for example Hebrew, English, Russian or French, state it. If you need evening hours or weekend help, write that separately: that way those whom the schedule suits will respond.

For a newborn or a child under two, experience with infants matters.

For a child with special needs, you need a specialist trained in exactly that area. In a profile, look at experience, languages, area, photo and description, and clarify the details in the chat.

Before work begins, meet the nanny in person.

Tell them about the house rules: food, screens, sleep, walks. Ask what they would do if the child cries or falls ill. Ask for references, call previous families and agree on a trial day when you or a close person is at home. EzraHome does not vet specialists, so the decision is yours.

A child needs time to get used to a new person.

For the first days, stay home or come back early, and tell the nanny about the child's habits: how they fall asleep, what they like to eat, what calms them. Agree how the nanny will share the day's news, by message, voice note or photo, and how to reach them urgently. Revisit your arrangements after a few weeks: schedules and wishes change as the child grows.

A private nanny is best sought in advance for a regular schedule, and an evening babysitter for a specific date.

In both cases a clear request helps: the more specific the task, the easier it is for those who respond to tell whether it suits them.