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Care types

Child care

The sitter cancels at 6:40am. School closes for snow. The daycare calls about hand-foot-and-mouth. This is the case back-up care was invented for, and it's the one we fill fastest.
Who it's for
Children 6 weeks to 12 years
How it's delivered
In-home or in-centre
Typical length
Up to 10 hours a day, daytime
Where
Your home · A licensed partner centre

Reimbursement available

The scenario

The sitter just cancelled

It's 6:40am and you have a 9am you can't move. Open the app, pick your kids, pick the window, submit. You'll have a name, a photo, a background-check date and an ETA before you've finished making coffee.

What's covered

  • A vetted caregiver at your home, usually within four hours
  • A reserved seat at a licensed partner centre — instant confirmation when a seat is open
  • One caregiver for up to three children from the same family
  • Infant-certified caregivers for children under 12 months
  • Care notes at the end of the day: what they ate, when they napped, how it went

What isn't

Saying this plainly is the point. A booking we can’t safely staff is worse than no booking, and the intake will tell your employee before they submit — not after.

  • Overnight in-home care (not at launch)
  • Children from different families in the same home
  • Care requiring a licensed medical or special-needs specialist
  • Transporting your child in a caregiver's personal vehicle

See it working before you buy it.

Twenty minutes, screen-shared, against your actual headcount and care mix.