skip googling every nanny travel question, digging through article after article, or spending hours trying to piece together what actually applies to your family.
Get clear on the pay, schedule, expenses, accommodations, off-duty time, and expectations before you leave, so you can travel knowing the nanny part is handled and actually enjoy your trip!
Stop Wondering If You Got The Nanny Part Right
Get The Nanny Part Figured Out
So when the trip starts, you can actually enjoy it instead of figuring out the nanny logistics as you go.
• What counts as paid travel time and how to handle it
• What your family covers, from meals and transportation to accomodations
• When your nanny is working and when they're genuinely off duty
• How overnight and overtime fit into the trip
• What to agree on ahead of time so money and expectations don't become a conversation halfway through the vacation
Before You Book The Flight,
The Nanny Travel Guide walks you through these decisions before the trip, so everyone knows what to expect before you leave home.
You shouldn't have to figure all of this out as you go.
Does travel time count as work?
Who pays for meals at the airport?
What if your nanny works a 12-hour day?
Is an overnight fee the same thing as hourly pay?
When is your nanny actually off duty?
Does your nanny need their own hotel room?
What happens when the schedule changes once you're already there?
If You're Traveling With Your Nanny, This Is Probably Where The Questions Start
Less time researching. Fewer unanswered questions. More confidence that you've thought through the nanny part of your trip.
That's why I created The Nanny Travel Guide.
I'm Ms. Jenny, a professional nanny with more than a decade of experience working closely with families.
I've seen how easily unclear expectations can turn into uncomfortable conversations, especially when everyone is away from home.
I created this guide to bring the important pieces together in one place, so you can make decisions, have the right conversations, and get everyone on the same page before you leave.
There's more to traveling with your nanny than booking an extra plane ticket and hotel room.
And while there's plenty of information out there about travel pay, expenses, schedules, and overnight care, figuring out what actually applies to your family's trip isn't always straightforward.
You just need to know what to do before you go
You Don't Need To Become An Expert In Nanny Travel
Use the ready-to-use Nanny Travel Agreement to put schedules, pay, expenses, accommodations, and expectations in writing, so you and your nanny can head into the trip with a shared understanding of how everything will work.
Get Everyone On The Same Page Before You Leave
Get clear on your nanny's working schedule, when they're genuinely off duty, where they'll stay, and how to handle changes to the plan, so everyone knows what's expected before the vacation begins.
Know What To Expect Before You Go
Understand travel time, working hours, overtime, overnight care, and which expenses your family should plan to cover.
Know What You're Paying For
Practical guidance, real-life scenarios, and a ready-to-use Nanny Travel Agreement to help you make confident decisions, set clear expectations, and have the important details worked out before you leave home.
Everything You Need To Get The Nanny Part of Your Trip Figured Out
You could spend your evenings searching Google, reading agency blogs, scrolling parenting groups, and trying to piece together what applies to your family's trip.
But knowing what questions to ask is only half the challenge. You also need to understand how the answers fit together when you're bringing your nanny along.
The Nanny Travel Guide brings those important pieces together in one practical resource, so you can spend less time researching, more time preparing, and head into your vacation knowing you've thought through the details.
But Why Should You Have To?
Could You Figure This Out Youself? Probably.
That's okay! Even if you've already booked your flights or accommodations, there's still plenty you can work through before departure. The guide can help you review pay, schedules, expenses, off-duty time, and expectations so you and your nanny can have those important conversations before the trip begins.
What if we've already made some of our travel arrangements?
The Nanny Travel Guide is a digital download, not a physical book. After purchasing, you'll receive access to the guide and its included planning resources, so you can start preparing for your trip right away.
How will I receive my guide?
You'll receive The Nanny Travel Guide, a downloadable digital resource covering travel pay, schedules, accommodations, expenses, overnight care, and the important conversations to have before your trip. It also includes real-life scenarios, a planning checklist, and a ready-to-use Nanny Travel Agreement to help you put everything in writing.
What exactly do I get when I purchase?
Absolutely. Whether you're planning your first trip with your nanny or you've traveled together before, this guide helps you think through the details, clarify expectations, and prepare for your next trip with confidence.