Jane at Colorado Nanny really listens and finds the perfect fit you are looking for. She placed me…read morewith a wonderful family!

We are so grateful to CO Nanny and Jane for helping us find the perfect nanny for our family. From…read morethe very beginning, Jane took the time to understand our needs, values, and what kind of person would truly be a beautiful fit, not just for our daughter, but for our whole household dynamic. But what really sets Jane and the whole agency apart is how supportive they've been after the placement. They've helped us think through how to create a sustainable, long-term working relationship with our nanny, everything from pay structure to benefits to professional development. Their guidance has been invaluable in making sure we're not only hiring someone wonderful, but also supporting her in a way that makes her want to stay. We couldn't be happier and can't recommend CO Nanny highly enough. I echo all of the reviews speaking to the deep sense of caring and professionalism.

My husband & I planned to hire a nanny for our son who would be a little over 5 months old when my…read morehusband's paternity leave ended through ABC Nannies. We ended up not using their services because thousands of years of biology caught up to me & I realized I wanted to quit my job to raise him & any future children instead. However, this company was fantastic to work with & I felt completely taken care of having never hired help for our home other then maybe a landscaper. We had 2 informative consultations with ABC & got up to the part where we received resumes of possible candidates. It can be a stressful process with all there is to navigate (finding candidates, background checks, becoming an employer, etc.) but ABC is there to guide you through it which is just what we needed. If we are ever in a position where we need a nanny or another type of household staff, I'd come to them first.

I have been in ABC Nannies' candidate pool and attempted to work with them multiple times over the…read morepast few years, and unfortunately my overall experience was disappointing. As an experienced nanny, I completed their onboarding process, which included providing references. My references shared that the process was very time-consuming, and I truly appreciated the effort they put in to support me. During this time, I was transparent that I was actively looking for my next nanny position and that finding a new role was important due to changes with my current family. After completing the process, I did not feel supported in my search. I was rarely contacted about opportunities that aligned with what I was looking for, and when I proactively reached out about positions listed on their job board, communication was often inconsistent. There were multiple occasions where I did not receive a response, could not reach someone by phone, or was told that positions still listed as open had already been filled and needed to be updated. When I needed to begin my search again after my previous nanny contract ended, I reached out once more and provided updated information, but unfortunately experienced many of the same communication challenges. While they did eventually reach out about a couple of opportunities, I never progressed to an interview or placement through ABC Nannies. Ultimately, I found my nanny position through another local agency, and the experience was completely different. They took the time to understand what I was looking for, communicated consistently, and made me feel supported and advocated for throughout the process. I understand agencies work with many families and candidates and cannot guarantee placement. However, nannies are also relying on agencies during important career transitions, and clear communication is incredibly important. After completing the steps required to join the nanny pool, I was disappointed that I did not feel supported throughout the process. I hope ABC Nannies takes feedback like this seriously and continues working toward improving communication and the overall experience for nanny candidates.

Do not use. This company hires scammers. I used them for NYE 2021-2022 because Aspen Nannies was…read morebooked. Immediately after she left our condo, the babysitter texted me stating my kids broke her phone (yet mentioned nothing when we got home). I reported the incident to Aspen Babysitting Co who said sorry. Fast forward 2 years 4 months later this one-time babysitter is sending me scammer texts asking me for more money. I don't want to be harassed. Also, this sitter named Cassy was not capable of handling a 2.5 year old and 4 month old.

Megan does a phenomenal job of matching sitters to families! She understands that choosing the…read moreright sitter to care for your children is a very personal experience - not one size fits all. She carefully screens every one of her sitters, and selects only the best to be part of her team. If you need babysitting or nanny services in the Aspen community, I highly recommend Aspen Babysitting Company!

This is an excellent service and perfect for working parents! I had a part-time nanny who was…read morewonderful. This company really knows what they are doing and I feel very blessed to have found them. Michelle, the owner/director is a doll and so easy to work with. :-)

being ghosted after having paid fee. We've tried calling, emailing, messaging on social etc.read more

I have known Maggie for several years, and she loves connecting people and helping families with…read moreher nanny services. I've always known to be of the highest integrity.

Nannies of the Rockies is a complete scam. Do not go anywhere near this company. I am working with…read morethe City of the Boulder on a consumer complaint investigation on this company and we are also working with a lawyer to pursue this company for the harm they caused my family. We lost $11,000 in commission on a nanny that didn't work out for stealing and lying and Nannies of the Rockies completely disappeared and did not return our emails and phone calls. If anyone has had issues with Nannies of the Rockies, please reach out to me. We believe their contract is an unenforceable contract as you cannot accept a commission and then disappear. It's called a negligence and the company may be liable for damages including the wages we spent on the nanny and additional damages beyond the commission and wages. The company did not disclose that the nanny did not work out with prior families. We found this out later. Instead, they sold us on the nanny being the best they have ever represented. We are also discussing with the Department of Justice on not disclosing material facts in an attempt to make a quick gain from your customer. They then put the nanny back up on the site without inquiring with us what the stealing and lying pertained to, which means they are cycling through commissions on the same person multiple times in one year -- this deepens the gross negligence of not disclosing our situation to future families. Do not let this negligent company put a childcare placement in your home. They are the most unprofessional, unethical and scandalous company I have ever come across. To disappear after pocketing $11,000 while recycling nannies that don't work out in other homes ... good luck getting away with that. For anyone needing home care, go to Indeed.com and put up your own advertisement and do you own search. My hope is the State of Colorado recognizes the sheer negligence they have shown their customer -- who has a small child. We are talking about families and children here and they're trying to run some shell of an operation where they take your check and cash it before the nanny even sets foot in your home (and of course, they insist it's a check bc you can't open a credit card dispute) -- this company reeks of scam (nobody requires only a check anymore) and it's time someone stand up to these terrible practices. The contract is not worth the paper it is written on. We will not let them bully us on the contract, it is complete and absolute nonsense to take a commission and claim you have no obligations to the customer. The fact they did not return our calls or emails after taking $11,000 and we emailed them a long email explaining the contract was terminated for stealing and lying (and then putting the nanny back onto the site) says everything in terms of the negligence this company is demonstrating in the State of Colorado. We will also have taken note of the so-called good reviews on this company and will investigate further to see how many of them were legitimate customers (so many have 1 review only under their name). And we will be contacting those who left bad reviews to see how many cases of negligence there is where this company took a five-digit commission and disappeared when the nanny did not work out. If you're looking for care from your child, you should heed the bad reviews and do not fall for the good reviews (with only 1 prior review, etc). Indeed.com will product quality nannies that you can run your own background check on -- don't give your money to this scam.

I'd stay away. Our experience was disturbing. They overcharged us for a nanny that ended up…read morestealing from us multiple times. When we fired her for cause, they then ignored our emails. We sent 3 of them, and no response. This was after 4 months with the nanny. To make matters more messed up, they had the nanny that stole from us back up on the site as a featured nanny and they were promoting her as a house manager! Keep in mind, that they never contacted us to see what happened or try to make things right. They just took our money, ignored us and went on to the next commission.