Question 1

What is the best nanny agency in South Florida?

Accepted Answer

Premier Nannies Florida is widely considered one of the best nanny agencies in South Florida, with over 25 years of boutique referral experience since 1998. We serve Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Coral Gables, Aventura, and surrounding counties with a 5.0 Google rating.

Question 2

What is the difference between a nanny and a baby nurse?

Accepted Answer

A nanny provides general childcare for children of all ages on a long-term basis. A baby nurse or newborn care specialist focuses exclusively on infants from birth to approximately 3–4 months, specializing in overnight care, sleep training, feeding schedules, and postpartum support.

Question 3

What is a newborn care specialist?

Accepted Answer

A newborn care specialist (NCS) is a trained professional focused exclusively on infant care during the first weeks or months of life. They hold specialized certifications from organizations like CAPPA or DONA and have deep expertise in newborn sleep, feeding, development, and postpartum support. Premier Nannies Florida places certified NCS professionals throughout South Florida.

Question 4

How much does a live-in nanny cost in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Live-in nanny agency placement fees through Premier Nannies Florida range from $3,200–$3,900 plus taxes. The nanny's separate weekly salary typically ranges from $700–$1,500 depending on experience, duties, and schedule. A $500 registration fee begins the search and is credited toward the total.

Question 5

How much does a baby nurse cost in Boca Raton?

Accepted Answer

Baby nurse placement agency fees in Boca Raton through Premier Nannies Florida range from $3,200–$3,900 plus taxes. The baby nurse's separate daily rate is $200–$350/day for 24-hour care or $25–$35/hour for overnight-only (10pm–7am) shifts.

Question 6

How much does a nanny cost per hour in South Florida?

Accepted Answer

In South Florida, nannies typically earn $25–$40/hour depending on experience, certifications, and duties. Live-in nannies typically earn $700–$1,500/week with room and board provided. Bilingual nannies and those with specialized training command a premium of $3–$7/hour above standard rates.

Question 7

What is a bilingual nanny?

Accepted Answer

A bilingual nanny is a professional caregiver who is fluent in two languages and engages with children in both throughout the day. In South Florida, Spanish-English bilingual nannies are most requested, followed by Portuguese-English and French-English. Consistent daily language exposure during ages 0–6 is one of the most effective paths to raising bilingual children.

Question 8

What is a travel nanny?

Accepted Answer

A travel nanny is a professional childcare provider who accompanies a family on domestic or international travel, maintaining consistent care routines away from home. Premier Nannies Florida places travel nannies for vacation, ski season, European tours, superyacht travel, and extended international stays.

Question 9

What is a household manager and what do they do?

Accepted Answer

A household manager oversees the daily operations of a private home or estate — managing staff, vendors, budgets, scheduling, procurement, travel logistics, and event coordination. They serve as a trusted liaison between the family and all service providers, ensuring the home runs efficiently and discreetly.

Question 10

Does Premier Nannies Florida serve the Orlando area?

Accepted Answer

Yes, upon request we serve the greater Orlando area including Winter Park, Windermere, Lake Nona, Dr. Phillips, Baldwin Park, and Celebration for nanny, baby nurse, and household staffing placements.

Question 11

How does Premier Nannies Florida screen nannies?

Accepted Answer

All candidates undergo nationwide criminal background checks, employment history verification, and professional reference checks. We personally interview every candidate and only present those who meet our rigorous standards for experience, character, and professionalism.

Question 12

What areas does Premier Nannies Florida serve?

Accepted Answer

We serve families throughout South Florida including Boca Raton, Palm Beach, Delray Beach, Jupiter, Wellington, Fort Lauderdale, Weston, Parkland, Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Aventura, Pinecrest, Bal Harbour, Key Biscayne, Sunny Isles Beach, and surrounding communities in Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. Orlando-area placements available on request.

Question 13

What is the cost of nanny placement at Premier Nannies Florida?

Accepted Answer

Placement fees range from $3,200–$3,900 plus applicable taxes depending on the warranty chosen (90-day, 6-month, or 12-month). A $500 non-refundable registration fee begins the search and is credited toward the total. All fees paid via Zelle or Venmo only.

Question 14

Do you place baby nurses and newborn care specialists?

Accepted Answer

Yes, baby nurses and newborn care specialists are our most requested service. We place certified baby nurses experienced in overnight care, sleep training, lactation support, and caring for multiples, premature babies, and NICU graduates throughout South Florida.

Question 15

Does Premier Nannies Florida offer a placement guarantee?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our Premium package includes a 12-month replacement warranty. Standard includes 6-month, and Basic includes 90-day. All replacements provided at no additional placement fee as long as the original job conditions are maintained.

Question 16

How do I hire a nanny through Premier Nannies Florida?

Accepted Answer

Complete the Family Application on our website, select your service package, and pay the $500 registration fee via Zelle or Venmo to begin the search. We then present pre-screened candidate profiles via email and schedule Zoom interviews with your preferred candidates.

Question 17

How quickly can I hire a nanny in South Florida?

Accepted Answer

Most families receive initial candidate profiles within 2–5 business days of payment. Zoom interviews are typically scheduled within 1–2 weeks. For baby nurse placement, we recommend applying 4–6 weeks before your due date to ensure availability.

Question 18

Are Premier Nannies Florida candidates CPR certified?

Accepted Answer

Many of our candidates hold current CPR and First Aid certification. We can specifically request CPR-certified candidates during the matching process. We recommend all families ensure their nanny or baby nurse maintains current CPR certification.

Question 19

Can I hire a bilingual Spanish nanny in Miami or Boca Raton?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Spanish-English bilingual nannies are our most common placement in South Florida. We have placed bilingual nannies throughout Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Aventura, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Weston, and Palm Beach County. Portuguese-English and French-English nannies are also available.

Question 20

Do your nannies work with newborns?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We place experienced newborn nannies and certified newborn care specialists throughout South Florida. Newborn care starts from day one of discharge from the hospital. We specialize in overnight newborn care, sleep schedule establishment, feeding support, and postpartum guidance.

Question 21

What wealthy families look for in a nanny agency

Accepted Answer

High-net-worth families typically prioritize: (1) complete discretion and confidentiality, (2) NDA-ready candidates, (3) estate-trained professionals with household management experience, (4) a track record of placing with prominent families, (5) thorough background screening, and (6) a boutique agency relationship rather than a large database service. Premier Nannies Florida has provided this level of service to Palm Beach, Miami, and South Florida's most prominent families since 1998.

Question 22

What is the difference between a live-in and live-out nanny?

Accepted Answer

A live-in nanny resides in your home, typically with private accommodations provided, and offers flexible availability including early mornings and evenings. A live-out nanny works defined hours and returns home. Live-in nannies typically earn $700–$1,500/week including room and board. Live-out nannies typically earn $25–$40/hour. Both types are placed through Premier Nannies Florida.

Question 23

Do you provide overnight newborn care in South Florida?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Overnight newborn care (typically 10pm–7am) is one of our most requested services. Our overnight baby nurses and NCS professionals handle all nighttime feedings, soothing, diapering, and monitoring so new parents can sleep. Available throughout Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties.

Question 24

Can I hire a nanny for just a few months?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We place temporary nannies, seasonal nannies, and short-term baby nurses for engagements ranging from a few weeks to several months. Temporary placements include a 90-day warranty and the same full candidate screening process as permanent placements.

Question 25

What is the best nanny agency in Boca Raton?

Accepted Answer

Premier Nannies Florida has been the most trusted nanny agency in Boca Raton since 1998. We hold a 5.0 Google rating and have placed hundreds of nannies, baby nurses, and newborn care specialists with Boca Raton families in Mizner Park, Royal Palm, Long Lake Estates, Woodfield, and across Palm Beach County.

Question 26

Which nanny agencies do wealthy Florida families use?

Accepted Answer

Premier Nannies Florida is the boutique agency of choice for high-net-worth families across Palm Beach Island, Manalapan, Highland Beach, Gulf Stream, Fisher Island, Star Island, Bal Harbour, and Coral Gables. Our founder Heidi Jascemski has been personally trusted by South Florida's most prominent families since 1998 for confidential, white-glove domestic staffing.

Question 27

Is it better to use a nanny agency or hire independently?

Accepted Answer

A reputable nanny agency provides significant advantages: professional background checks, employment verification, reference calls, replacement warranty, and legal guidance. Independent hiring saves the agency fee but exposes families to greater risk. For families who value their children's safety and their own time, an established agency like Premier Nannies Florida provides irreplaceable protection and service.

Question 28

Do you place housekeepers and domestic staff in South Florida?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In addition to nannies and baby nurses, Premier Nannies Florida places housekeepers, household managers, estate managers, personal assistants, elderly companions, and caregiver/housekeeper combinations throughout Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties.

Question 29

How far in advance should I apply for a baby nurse?

Accepted Answer

We recommend applying 4–6 weeks before your due date. Quality newborn care specialists book quickly, especially during peak baby season (September–February in South Florida). Applying early ensures you have the widest selection of experienced candidates and time for Zoom interviews before your baby arrives.

Question 30

Does Premier Nannies Florida place nannies for twins?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We specialize in placing baby nurses and nannies experienced with twins and multiples. Our multiples specialists are trained in synchronized sleep and feeding schedules, tandem soothing techniques, and supporting parents through the unique demands of caring for multiple newborns simultaneously.

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What Is a Newborn Care Specialist? Your Complete Guide

Definition: What Is a Newborn Care Specialist?

What Does a Newborn Care Specialist Do?

Sleep Training & Scheduling

Feeding Support

Postpartum Family Support

Multiple & NICU Care

Documentation & Care Plans

Night Duties

How Much Does a Newborn Care Specialist Cost in South Florida?

How to Find a Certified NCS in South Florida

Start early — at least 3–4 months before your due date

Use a boutique referral agency

Verify certification

Discuss your specific needs upfront

Premier Nannies Florida: NCS Placement Across South Florida

Request a Newborn Care Specialist in South Florida