What Is A Mother's Helper?

Welcome back everyone! It’s Casey from Nanny Parent Connection back with this week’s video! Today, we’re diving into a topic that many of you have asked about: what exactly is a mother’s helper and when should you consider hiring one?
We know that managing household chores and childcare can often feel overwhelming, especially for stay-at-home parents. Whether you're juggling multiple children, facing a never-ending to-do list, or simply need some flexible part-time assistance, a mother's helper might be the perfect solution for your family.
In this video, we'll explore what a mother’s helper does, the pros and cons of hiring one, and situations where having an extra set of hands can make a world of difference. Plus, we’ll provide some tips on how to find the right helper for your needs.
So, let’s get started and find out how a mother’s helper can bring more ease and balance into your daily routine!
0:50 - What Is A Mother's Helper?
1:28 - When Should a Family Consider Hiring a Mother’s Helper?
2:06 - Pros of Hiring a Mother’s Helper
3:36 - Potential Drawbacks of Hiring a Mother’s Helper
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You got it wrong. A mother's helper isn't a young adult and they don't watch kids while mom leaves the house. You get it right that they are INEXPERIENCED-the role has always been for new sitters between 8 and 18 and honestly usually 8 years old to about 13 years old. You're right here with parents changing the definition so they can hire an experienced babysitter and pay them peanuts. You even contradict yourself by repeatedly saying they don't have any experience. Yes. because adult females seeking childcare work have usually babysat so they have experience. They can watch kids with no one home. I was a mother's helper when I was ten, TEN and you're over here talking about them being adults. When I turned 18, I had been babysitting for 5 years and even had had a sort of summer nanny job (yes I'm aware that industry standard says you must be 18 to be a nanny).