Nanny recruitment and placement agency

A focused shortlist for families seeking a professional nanny

We introduce candidates to families through a documented matching process based on schedule, childcare skills, language needs, household expectations, and daily routines. We are a recruitment agency arranging introductions, not necessarily the direct employer.

Start with role definition, review how screening is handled, and move to consultation with pricing and terms presented before a serious placement brief is taken forward.

Process

How matching works in three clear steps

We act as a nanny recruitment and placement agency, introducing candidates to families after a structured review of schedule, skills, household routines, and practical fit. The process is paced for decisions, not broad browsing.

Before a serious lead moves forward, we also direct families to pricing, placement terms, and replacement conditions.

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  1. Step 1

    Role definition and family brief

    We define working hours, age range of children, language needs, travel expectations, live-in or live-out setup, and the household standards that matter day to day. This creates a documented brief for a focused shortlist.

    Book a consultation
  2. Step 2

    Structured search and screening

    Recruiters compare candidates against the brief, then review experience, identity, references, and other screening items that are legally appropriate for the role. Families receive candidates selected for practical fit, not volume.

    See screening details
  3. Step 3

    Introductions, interviews, and placement decision

    We coordinate introductions, help families compare interview feedback, and clarify next steps before placement. The final decision stays with the family, while our team keeps the process organized and transparent.

    Start your family brief

Schedule and coverage

Hours, start time, evening needs, travel, weekend support, and live-in or live-out structure.

  • Full-time, part-time, temporary, and rota patterns
  • School run timing and holiday coverage

Childcare skills

Age-group experience, newborn confidence, routines, meal support, and homework supervision.

  • Experience matched to infant, toddler, or school-age care
  • Comfort with developmental stages and family routines

Language requirements

Home language, bilingual preferences, and communication style with parents and children.

  • Daily communication expectations
  • Support for bilingual households where relevant

Household fit

Pace of the home, parent preferences, privacy boundaries, and collaboration with other household staff.

  • Independent working style or closely guided structure
  • Expectations around tidiness, reporting, and discretion

Verification and readiness

Recruiter interviews, identity checks, references, and criminal-record checks where legally permitted.

Interview review Reference checks Identity confirmation

Need help defining the role before interviews begin? We can review expectations first, then direct you to service details and consultation.

Placement overview

Placement types matched to real family routines

We define the role before presenting a focused shortlist. As a nanny recruitment and placement agency, we introduce candidates to families based on schedule, skills, language needs, household expectations, and practical fit. We are not necessarily the direct employer.

Role type
Hours
Best for
Typical focus
Notes

Full-time nanny

40+ hours
Busy weekly coverage
Routine, continuity, school runs
Clear handover and consistent availability

Part-time nanny

Set weekly blocks
Morning, after-school, or split schedules
Flexible coverage with defined tasks
Best when the role definition is precise

Live-in nanny

Structured resident schedule
Early starts, travel, or changing days
Coverage across family routines
Accommodation, privacy, and boundaries must be defined

Temporary nanny

Fixed term
Parental leave cover, travel, urgent transitions
Fast alignment on timing and duties
Replacement conditions should be reviewed in advance

Bilingual nanny

Full-time or part-time
Families prioritising daily language exposure
Communication, learning support, cultural ease
Language level is matched alongside childcare experience

Each search starts with schedule mapping, household expectations, and required skills, then we present candidates whose experience and working pattern suit the family rather than broad database browsing.

Recruiter interview

We review childcare background, age-range experience, availability, preferred duties, and communication style against the role defined with your family.

Identity and work status

We verify identity documents and review work-status information where relevant to the placement terms and local legal requirements.

Reference checks

We contact prior employers or professional references where available to confirm role scope, reliability, childcare strengths, and household fit indicators.

Background review

Criminal-record checks may be requested or reviewed where legally permitted, available, and appropriate to the jurisdiction and placement type.

Match criteria ledger

Every introduction is filtered against schedule structure, required skills, language needs, live-in or live-out expectations, travel flexibility, and the daily rhythm of the household.

Agency disclosure

Screening supports better introductions, but it is not a guarantee of future performance. Final hiring decisions, trial arrangements, employment terms, and household policies remain with the family and candidate unless a separate arrangement states otherwise.

Full-time weekday care

Best for families with consistent daytime coverage needs and a clear handover routine.

Typical schedule

Monday to Friday, fixed daytime hours, with school or nursery coordination.

Key fit factors

Infant experience, meal routine, homework support, and commuting reliability.

Part-time after-school support

Useful when parents need afternoon pickup, activity transport, and evening structure.

Typical schedule

Afternoons, selected weekdays, and occasional later finishes by agreement.

Key fit factors

Local mobility, calm transitions, activity planning, and communication with parents.

Live-in coverage

Appropriate for households with early starts, longer days, or changing routines across the week.

Typical schedule

Structured weekly plan with accommodation, rest periods, and defined privacy expectations.

Key fit factors

Household boundaries, flexibility, travel readiness, and shared routine compatibility.

Temporary or cover placement

Chosen during travel periods, parental recovery, school breaks, or short-notice gaps.

Typical schedule

Fixed term, defined start and end dates, and precise handover instructions.

Key fit factors

Fast onboarding, adaptability, recent similar experience, and immediate availability.

Bilingual or language-led care

Designed for families who want everyday childcare combined with regular language exposure.

Typical schedule

Integrated into daily care, reading, play, meal routines, and school preparation.

Key fit factors

Language fluency, age-appropriate communication, cultural awareness, and teaching style.

If your household overlaps several scenarios, we map the role in consultation and build a focused shortlist around the real weekly pattern.

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Client feedback

Practical fit, described by families

These comments reflect how families experienced the agency’s role definition, focused shortlist, and support during selection. www.torivandeluxa.com introduces candidates to families and does not act as the direct employer.

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“We did not want to review dozens of profiles. The shortlist was small, well explained, and matched our weekday schedule, toddler experience requirements, and preference for English-speaking care at home.”

Family in Kyiv

Full-time placement

“The most useful part was the structured comparison. We could see why one candidate fit our rotating work hours better than another, and references were already clarified before interviews.”

Family in Lviv

Part-time placement

“We appreciated that the agency discussed household routines in detail, not only childcare basics. That made the final match feel realistic from the first trial days.”

Family in Odesa

Bilingual placement

Before you proceed, review service scope and terms so expectations stay clear from the start.

Contact

Speak with our placement team

We are a nanny recruitment and placement agency. We introduce candidates to families after a structured role definition and matching review, rather than broad database browsing.

Phone

+380 737 022 8089

For consultation requests, role definition, and shortlist planning.

Email

contact@www.torivandeluxa.com

Share schedule, childcare age range, language needs, and household expectations.

Office

www.torivandeluxa.com LLC

Office 412, Horizon Business Center, 18 Velyka Vasylkivska St, Kyiv, 03150, Ukraine

Registration code: 32463108. Managing Director: Elena Meyer.