Private by design
Your search stays personal. We guide you through curated introductions rather than leaving you to sort through listings alone.
Muslim Nannies personally recruits, vets, and introduces caregivers through a guided placement process rooted in faith, trust, and your family’s values.


Your search stays personal. We guide you through curated introductions rather than leaving you to sort through listings alone.
Practical needs matter, and so does the spiritual and cultural environment of your home. We consider both.
From defining the role to reviewing candidates and onboarding, you have a clear and supported path forward.
Complete a short intake so we understand your schedule, children, care preferences, and what matters most to your household.
Your $150 search retainer activates a personalized nanny search guided by your family’s needs and values and is credited toward the final placement fee.
We carefully select qualified caregivers for you to review, meet, and consider with confidence.
Once you choose, we guide you through hiring details, the work agreement, and onboarding.
Nanny placement
A private, guided intake so we can understand your children, your household, and the care you are looking for before your complimentary consultation.
A $150 search retainer is credited toward the final placement fee. Part-time placement (up to 29 hours per week) is $1,500. Full-time placement (30 or more hours per week) is $3,000.
Typical nanny rates in the DMV are approximately $25–$35+ per hour, depending on experience, responsibilities, and family needs. Our minimum hourly rate for matching families with nannies is $20 per hour. Nanny wages are separate from our placement fees.
Your family does. The nanny is hired directly as your household employee, and wages are paid between your family and the nanny.
We place full-time, part-time, live-in, temporary, and nanny-share caregivers. For occasional care, our sitter service is a better fit.
Most searches take two to five weeks. Specialized needs or unusual schedules can take longer.
Part-time positions are generally up to 29 hours a week with a six-month minimum. Full-time positions are 30 or more hours a week with a twelve-month minimum, which keeps placements stable for children and caregivers.
Candidates go through interviews and an assessment of their professionalism, childcare approach, and values. Once you choose a nanny, we complete background and reference checks before the placement is final.
Yes. Every nanny we place completes the Muslim Nannies orientation, covering professionalism, communication, child safety, and working in a family’s home.