
Babysittor connects parents and babysitters near you. Post a childcare ad, browse profiles with a verified ID document (Stripe Identity) and reviews from other families, chat directly with candidates and confirm your babysitter in a few taps from the app.
Rates depend on how long you need care, how many children you have, and your city. On average, expect around €10 to €15 per hour. Thanks to the 50% tax credit and the CMG allowance from the CAF, in-home childcare often costs far less than parents expect.
Pay your babysitter simply and securely straight from the Babysittor app. You agree the rate together. Remember to declare your babysitter through Pajemploi or CESU so you can benefit from the 50% tax credit and stay compliant with the law.
Downloading and creating a profile is free. For parents, a subscription gives access to all features: posting ads, browsing detailed profiles, messaging and secure payment. Babysitters use the app completely free of charge.
Browse profiles, family reviews and the parent community on Babysittor. Ask the babysitter about her experience and training (first aid in particular): this information is self-declared and is not verified by Babysittor. Also consider proximity. Always arrange a meeting with your children before the first sitting to make sure it's a good fit.
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Je m'appelle Charline, j’ai 26 ans et j’habite sur Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Je suis l'aînée d'une fratrie de 5 enfants dont la dernière à 11 ans. J'ai le permis de conduire. Je fais du babysitting depuis que j'ai 15 ans. J’ai également était fille au pair en Australie.
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Nous avons été ravis de Charline et de sa sœur Louisiane ! Merci à toutes les deux !
Parfaite comme toujours.
Parfaite baby-sitter. Merci Charline pour ta douceur.
Charline s’est parfaitement occupée de mes deux enfants alors que je me rendais à un mariage, merci!
Très satisfaite, les enfants ont beaucoup apprécié Charline!