Name: Nest & Nurture Society
Price range: $$

Question 1

What qualifications do Nest & Nurture Little Ones carers have?

Accepted Answer

All Nest & Nurture Little Ones carers hold a minimum Cert III in Early Childhood Education, a Working With Children Check (WWCC), HLTAID012 child-specific first aid, a national police check, pertussis (whooping cough) vaccination, and a minimum of two years childcare experience.

Question 2

How much does in-home childcare cost with Nest & Nurture Little Ones?

Accepted Answer

Casual care (The Nurture Session) starts from $55/hr for one child. Each additional child adds $15/hr to the family rate. Full-time care (The Dedicated Carer) starts from $2,090 per week for one child. Overnight care (The Overnight Nurture) is a flat $250 for 9pm–7am including 1.5 hours of active care.

Question 3

Can I meet my carer before booking?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Nest & Nurture Little Ones uses a profile-and-interview model. You review your matched carer's profile and conduct an interview before any booking is confirmed.

Question 4

What is the minimum booking for in-home childcare?

Accepted Answer

The minimum booking for all Nest & Nurture Little Ones sessions is 3 hours.

Question 5

Do Nest & Nurture Little Ones carers do school pickup?

Accepted Answer

Yes. School pickup is included for regular part-time (The Little Ones Program) and full-time (The Dedicated Carer) bookings.

Question 6

Is Nest & Nurture Little Ones hiring carers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Nest & Nurture Little Ones is actively hiring qualified carers across Australia. Carers earn from $40/hr for one child, plus $15/hr per additional child. Apply at nestnurturesociety.org/little-ones/apply.

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