child care definitions
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Child CareDefinitions
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Not sure of the difference between a
Babysitter and Nanny? You’ve come to the right place!
Here are some helpful explanations below to help you choose the right care for your
family!
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BabysitterBabysitters are usually full or part-time child care providers that work in your home, or in their home. All of CareBooker’s Babysitters are age 16+, and typically work an hourly rate, and can often be booked for last minute sitting needs.
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NannyNannies typically work for 1 or 2 families, and provide full or part-time care. They work in your home, and some even live with the family.
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Day CareDay Care is located at a care provider’s home or facility. Your child will be around other children of similar age, and they typically play, eat, and nap together.
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Parent’s HelperA Parent’s Helper is similar to a Babysitter, but also assists around the home with laundry, cooking, cleaning, and tasks the parent needs help with. Usually, one or both parents are at home when the helper is present.
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Special Needs CareSpecial Needs Care Providers are trained, experienced, or qualified in working with children with disabilities or conditions that require extra attention.
