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Hello wise parents,


I'm returning to work in a few months and hoping to have a nannyshare arrangement for our youngest, while our eldest will be at nursery. We're looking for three days' cover and it would be amazing if drop off and/or collection of our eldest could be done by the nanny. (Nursery is walking distance from ours) We think it'd best suit a family with a child of similar age to our youngest and can be flexible about hosting, depending on location.


Does anyone have experience of nannyshare in this kind of scenario, and if so, do you have any tips on best logistics?

Has anyone done a share where another family has the nanny for the remaining unused days of the week? If so, how did you work out fees please?


Any feedback would be very welcome, feel free to pm me!


Thank you

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