Safety & trust
Your kids’ safety is the whole job
Trust isn’t a slogan for us — it’s a process. Every sitter passes the same checks, training, and trial sits before joining a family.
Our vetting process
Five steps before a sitter ever meets your kids
In-person interview
We meet every applicant face to face and talk about real scenarios — tantrums, allergies, bedtime battles — not just résumés.
Background check
A police background check (including vulnerable-sector screening) is required before any sitter is placed with a family.
First aid & CPR training
Every sitter holds current first-aid and infant/child CPR certification, refreshed on schedule.
Reference checks
We speak with at least two references — past families, employers, or educators — for every sitter.
Trial sit & video hello
New sitters complete a supervised trial sit, and your family gets a free 15-minute video hello before the first booking.
During every sit
Clear routines, open communication
Your house rules, written down
Routines, allergies, medications, and emergency contacts are recorded on your family sheet and reviewed at every sit.
Check-ins you can count on
An arrival text, updates during the evening, and a short recap when you get home. Reach your sitter anytime.
Emergency-ready
Sitters know your emergency contacts, your home’s exits, and the nearest hospital — and carry a charged phone at all times.
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The calm ending
From hello to lights out
A good sit ends the way it began — calmly. Your sitter follows your wind-down routine, reads the last story, and leaves a short note about how the evening went, so there are no surprises when you walk in the door.
- Bedtime routine followed exactly as you wrote it
- Night-light, white noise, and favourite blanket in place
- A short recap note waiting for you when you get home
Questions about safety?
Ask us anything — we’d rather answer ten questions now than leave one worry unanswered.
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