Canada's #1 resource for hiring a nanny, and finding nanny jobs in Canada.

Canadiannanny.ca is a website devoted entirely to helping Canadian families find nannies for hire in Canada.

Parents Enter Here Parents looking for qualified and reliable nannies for hire enter here.

Nannies Enter Here Nannies searching for rewarding nanny jobs available enter here.

Our nanny service can help you find the following types of child care:

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Find a part time or occasional babysitter.

Find care for seniors or special needs adults.

CanadianNanny.ca is designed to make finding Canadian nanny jobs easy for nannies with free access to a wide range of nanny jobs available across Canada. There are always new nanny jobs available, and nannies have access to free nanny job listings with registration.

Parents will find thousands of live-out and live-in nannies available, with resources available to assist in hiring a nanny in Canada, as well as information on nanny rates. Registration grants you full access to detailed 3-page profiles with nanny resumes and pictures.

Nannies will find hundreds of nanny positions in Canada, with direct contact to the family hiring the nanny, not working through nanny agencies. There is no cost to nannies to access detailed profiles and nanny job descriptions; nannies can even post their resume and photos to advertise their nanny services.

“It was really important to us that we found a nanny that spoke French. We actually have just hired a nanny from France. We have learned so much from her. She is fun, takes direction well and is able to keep our two school age children happy. A great resource for all Canadian parents.”
- Renee, Edmonton, AB

“…Because we have a small home we had to have a live out nanny. The nanny agency that we called told us that it was impossible to find a live-out nanny. Well they were wrong. We found Erika through your site. She lives 20 minutes away and she drives. Our 14 month old loves her and they have developed a great relationship. She has really been helpful and understanding with my transition back to work. A wonderful use of the Internet”
- Nancy, Victoria, BC

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"I have found an awesome job using Canadian Nanny. And I have referred a couple of friends to the website who are very serious about creating profiles as soon as they have finished their current work terms. If I ever need another nanny job I will use the website again, with great success I''m sure. I suppose I should have put all of this in "nanny testimonials." I will once check the website again to see how I can shut down my account. Thank you!”
- Sarah (nanny)

“Dear Canadian Nanny, I found your site less than two weeks ago and within hours I had several parents contact me with positions I am considering for employment. Your site is very user friendly and helpful in allowing parents to view a personalized profile of nannies, and allowing nannies to view parent profiles to determine a suitable match. Thank you so much for the opportunity to make connections with many wonderful parents who are looking for caregivers. You are offering a truly valuable resource and service in this essential area. Sincerely, Vicki”
- Vicki, Calgary, AB

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		Amidst all the daily commotion of raising two daughters and running a home-based business, Martha takes time to blog about her life as a woman, mother, wife, and entrepreneur. Click here to read Martha's Blog

		Global News Toronto: Nanny Finder On February 2, 2010, CanadianNanny.ca and Martha Scully were featured on Global Toronto News Hour.
		How To Solve Parent-Nanny Conflicts February 2010 - A recent article in the New York Times is suggesting that there is a widespread problem between nannies and parents that is causing a "less-than-ideal" dynamic between worker and boss. Martha Scully weighs in on this dynamic in Canada.

CanadianNanny.ca Receives an A+!		February 2010 - CanadianNanny.ca (Canadian Sitter Inc.) has been recognized by the BBB as an accredited business for a number of years. To add to this recognition, the BBB has awarded CanadianNanny.ca with an A+ rating, the highest rating available.
Woman of the Week, November 9, 2009: Martha Scully		November 2009 - Working moms know it can be hard to find a good babysitter to help out when you can''t be home. Martha Scully felt the same way after she had her first baby so she started Canadian Sitter Inc., an online resource for finding childcare.
10 websites every caregiver should bookmark		October 2009 - Whether you''re searching for health information or employment, the Internet can be a digital godsend if you''re one of the nearly 2 million family caregivers in Canada (Health Canada, 2005).
How to Find a Nanny		September 2009 - Mary Poppins made it look easy, but in reality, finding the right caregiver for you and your family can be an arduous task. To help out with this important undertaking, we spoke with Martha Scully, president and founder of Canadiannanny.ca and Canadiansitter.ca, and put together a list of indispensable nanny sourcing tips.
Just the Facts, Baby: How to Hire a Nanny		August, 2009 - Hiring a nanny for your children can be stressful, especially for the first time. Here’s everything you need to know to make the process easier so you can find the best care for your kids.
The Two-Nanny State		August 2009 - Even in an uncertain economy, the demand for extra help hasn''t stopped. Now more parents are finding they need a second caregiver to manage the family activities.
Interview to Go - Separation Anxiety		August 2009 - Does your little babe cry every time you are out of sight, leaving you with tears to sop up - not only your child''s but your own? We asked Martha Scully of CanadianNanny.ca to help us understand separation anxiety and what you as a parent can do to help your children spend time without you.
Top Mom Entrepreneur		The 2008 SavvyMom Mom Entrepreneur of the Year Award has been award to Nanaimo Mom Martha Scully, founder of Canadian Sitter Inc., an online childcare directory for parents and caregivers. Residing in Nanaimo, Scully is the only company in BC to be awarded this honor. Scully found a great need for a service of this type while living in Oakville, Ontario, not being able to find a responsible, mature babysitter. She modeled the concept after match.com and Workopolis. Today, she owns and operates Canadiansitter.ca and three other highly successful websites, www.canadiannanny.ca, www.canadianadultcare.ca and www.childcareadvantage.ca.
2008 SavvyMom Entrepreneur of the Year		Often the toils of motherhood go unrecognized…but not here. For the second year, SavvyMom has awarded thousands of dollars in cash, prizes and business-boosting services to help one grand prize winner and four regional winners take their mom-powered businesses to the next level. Grand Prize Winner: Martha Scully with www.canadiansitter.ca, www.canadiannanny.ca, www.canadianadultcare.ca, and www.childcareadvantage.ca!
Expert Article		May 2008 - I would like to hire a nanny and have some specific requirements such as no language barriers, a good education and someone who would be able to help my son with homework who also knows how to cook and plan meals.  Is this possible and how would I go about doing it?
Nanny Knows All		April 2008 - Martha Scully, who runs CanadianNanny.ca and CanadianSitter.ca, online services that match parents and caregivers, says she has heard stories of nannies being caught in the middle of marital disputes and having to quit because of the emotional toll. So she counsels both parties to spell everything out when they embark on a new relationship - including what kind of privacy each can expect.
On Hiring a Good Nanny		September 2007 - These feeling are normal when leaving your child. It is very difficult to let someone care for your child without you. It is also common to feel some competition with your nanny or caregiver. Whether you use a childcare centre or an in-home caregiver, you may worry "Does my child miss me?" or "Does my child like the nanny more than me?" Just remember that a nanny will never replace you as a parent.
Savvy Mom Toronto		July 2007 - Nine months of carrying, hours of labour, months of milking, countless wakeful nights, snot wipes, bum wipes, diaper changes, 500 loads of laundry, hormone induced mood swings and the most overwhelming sense of love and purpose. Did we leave out the extra 10–15 pounds of love (handles)? After all of that, we know you wouldn’t leave your most prized possession with just anybody.
A Guide to Childcare		May 2007 - Once you have decided what type of caregiver you need, you need to figure out which option to use to find it, and there are many resources available. You can always try asking your friends if their caregiver can help you out, ask friends and family near-by, or hire the 16-year old from down the street. But how do you know that this individual fits in with your family, is available when you need them?