FIND SITTERS, NANNIES, AU PAIRS AND TUTORS IN 3 EASY STEPS

1. Create your family profile

Describe your family, complete your profile and join the Juggle Street community.

2. Build your list of favourites

Use filters to search and connect with helpers that meet your requirements.

3. Post jobs on demand

Select the date & time, set the price, choose your helpers then post jobs on demand.

Join Juggle Street today and connect with helpers!

*Juggle Street is a website for PC/Mac and iOS/Android – No app to download!

Parents set the price!

Parents set the price they are willing to pay for each job

Helpers decide if the job is "worth it" and apply or decline

Hourly rates posted & accepted average between $15-$30p/h for childcare and $20-$60 for tutoring

Helpers get paid in cash or via bank transfer by the family at the end of each job

Pricing considerations

Experience

Helpers with formal child care qualifications & experience are in high demand, and older helpers with their own vehicle also get paid more.

Job Requirements

An easier job is looking after children who are already asleep. A more intense job would be looking after multiple children, preparing dinner, bathing and putting to bed.

Availability/Timing

Improve your chances with last minute jobs by offering a higher rate. Late night jobs and public holidays also cost more.

Trust & Safety is at the core of everything we do

A Working With Children Check is mandatory for all new Juggle Street helpers. Juggle Street also conducts Visa Right to Work checks for overseas helpers.

Mobile phone verification is mandatory for all Juggle Street helpers and parents. Mobile numbers are only shared between a helper and a parent when a job is awarded.

All parent profiles are private and only visible to other Juggle Street users. Profiles cannot be “Googled”

Family address is only provided to a helper when a job is awarded. Map location pins are “approximate” and only visible to Juggle Street users.

All profiles have a photo and some have intro videos. User fitters to find the age, experience, skills, language, driving and certifications you require.

Helpers aged 15 – 17 require parent/guardian approval before they're allowed to participate in the Juggle Street network.

Getting started is easy!

Create a profile telling helpers about your family situation and needs.

Use filters to refine your search and connect with helpers recommended by local parents.

Create a job, set the price and post it to your chosen list of helpers.

Create a profile and intro video to tell parents about your childcare and tutoring experience.

Become a Member, search local family profiles and send invitations to connect.

Receive job invitations via SMS, apply instantly on your phone, and get paid at the end of the job.

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