After-School Care
The same matched babysitter picks up your child, helps with homework, and creates structure - every afternoon.
After-school care from Nanny.nu means a matched babysitter who picks up your child from school or after-school club, helps with homework, prepares snacks, and creates a structured afternoon - the same person every day. Matching considers the school's address, your schedule, and your child's age.
The gap between school and home
School ends at 14:00. You finish work at 17:30. That gap - roughly three and a half hours - is one of the most logistically challenging parts of family life in Sweden. After-school clubs help, but they close too. Activities need transport. Homework needs attention. And children need someone who knows them.
The patchwork of favors, grandparents, and last-minute arrangements works until it doesn't. When it stops working, families need something consistent.
After-school care from Nanny.nu gives your child the same matched babysitter every afternoon. Pickup, snacks, homework, activities - handled by someone who already knows your family's rhythm.
How we match for after-school care
After-school matching considers logistics first. Where is the school? Where is home? What's the travel time? We prioritize candidates who live or study near your child's school so pickup is reliable regardless of weather or traffic.
Beyond logistics, we match for age-appropriate engagement. A candidate for a seven-year-old needs different skills than one for a twelve-year-old. Homework help, activity interests, and the ability to create structure without rigidity are all part of the matching criteria.
If your child has specific needs - dietary requirements, a medical condition, or behavioral considerations - these are factored into the match. Nothing is generic about after-school care through Nanny.nu.
What an afternoon looks like
The babysitter picks up your child at the agreed time and location. If there's an after-school activity on certain days, the schedule adapts. The candidate knows the weekly rhythm because it's documented in your matching room.
At home, there's a snack - prepared according to your preferences and any allergies. Homework gets attention if applicable. Then activities, outdoor time, or quiet time depending on the day and your child's energy.
The babysitter logs a brief summary in your matching room. When you get home, you know how the afternoon went - no guessing, no missed information.
Continuity matters
Children who see the same face every afternoon develop a relationship that makes the transition from school to home seamless. They don't need to adapt to a new person every week. They know what to expect, and so does the babysitter.
For parents, this means no daily coordination. The arrangement runs on its own. Your Time Bank hours cover the regular schedule, and adjustments happen through the matching room when needed.
14:15
Average pickup time - our matching prioritizes candidates near your child's school.