Live-in and live-out
Add room-and-board expectations or keep the contract fully commute-based.
A nanny contract template builder turns hiring terms into a written nanny employment agreement. This free nanny contract generator helps families document schedule, duties, pay, benefits, confidentiality, and termination expectations for live-in, part-time, and full-time arrangements.
Use the step-by-step wizard below to build a printable household employee contract, then save the finished agreement as HTML or a PDF. If you still need a broader unpaid-care estimate, the main CarePaycheck calculator is one click away.
Add room-and-board expectations or keep the contract fully commute-based.
Document guaranteed hours, workdays, and the normal daily schedule.
Capture hourly pay, PTO, holidays, stipends, reimbursements, and overtime terms.
Print the final draft, save it as a PDF, or download a standalone HTML file.
Step 1 of 6
Capture the family, nanny, children, and start date.
How it works
These are the same major steps represented in the wizard above, which makes the page easier to quote in search and answer-engine results.
Step 1
Start with the names of the employer and nanny, where the work will happen, the children covered by the agreement, and the employment start date.
Step 2
Choose live-in or live-out, full-time or part-time, guaranteed hours, payroll frequency, and the hourly rate so the contract reflects how the role is actually staffed.
Step 3
Select childcare duties, add any custom responsibilities, and document PTO, sick days, paid holidays, stipends, and room-and-board details.
Step 4
Use the generated preview to confirm compensation, overtime, confidentiality, and termination language, then print the finished document or save it as a PDF.
FAQs
A visible FAQ helps families understand what belongs in a nanny contract before they print the final draft.
A nanny contract should identify the employer and nanny, the children covered, the work schedule, duties, pay rate, overtime expectations, benefits, paid time off, confidentiality terms, and how either side can end the agreement.
Yes. A live-in nanny agreement should add details about room and board, overnight expectations, private space, and any household rules that matter because the nanny lives in the home.
Yes. The builder is a free nanny agreement template tool that creates a printable contract draft you can save, review, and customize before signatures.
Yes. A household employee contract works better when it clearly states the hourly rate, guaranteed hours, overtime policy, pay frequency, and how work time will be tracked and paid.
Yes. Even a part-time nanny arrangement benefits from a written contract because it reduces confusion around schedule changes, minimum hours, duties, paid time off, and termination notice.
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