Is this care right for your family?
For families looking for an in-home nanny and individualized early-learning support. Share your child's age, schedule, routines, and care preferences so the matching conversation reflects your household.
What support can include
- A family intake to understand your care needs and schedule
- Vetted early-learning nanny placement
- Play-based enrichment and low-screen care
- Neuro-affirming support tailored to each child's needs
How to get started
- Begin your client intake with your service needs, timing, and preferences.
- Discuss the care plan, caregiver availability, and questions with the agency.
- Confirm the scope, schedule, and rate in your service agreement before care begins.
Learn more about Jernae Webb and the agency's approach.
Care options & pricing
Nanny placement
$500.00 per placement
Ongoing nanny care is quoted separately from placement.
Package details and pricing may change. Consultation and service agreement required.
Common questions about nanny placement & early learning
How do we begin looking for a nanny?
Begin the client intake and share your household's needs, schedule, and preferences. The agency can then discuss suitable care and the next steps in the placement process.
Is the placement fee the same as the nanny's care rate?
No. Nanny placement and ongoing nanny care are separate services in our pricing catalog. The current placement rate is shown below; ongoing nanny care requires a quote.
What does early-learning support look like?
Our approach emphasizes play-based enrichment, low screen time, and developmental awareness. Discuss your child's routines, interests, and support needs during the matching process.
Serving Greenville, the Upstate & Columbia
Ask about availability for your location and service. Our listed service areas include:
- Greer, SC
- Simpsonville, SC
- Inman, SC
- Boiling Springs, SC
- Mauldin, SC
- Greenville, SC
- Spartanburg, SC
- Taylors, SC
- Five Forks, SC
- Columbia, SC
- Lexington, SC
- Anderson, SC
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Support starts with a conversation