Care · The differentiator
Recommended by moms.
Some of the best caregivers never worked through an agency. They are trusted because another family already trusted them. This is the heart of Care.
A recommendation in Care is not an anonymous star. It carries who made it, how they know the person, how long they worked together, and whether they would hire them again.
No one becomes discoverable without consent. A recommended caregiver can accept, decline, claim their profile, and control exactly what is public.
A richer kind of trust
What a recommendation actually shows.
- Recommended by N moms
- How each mom knows the person
- Newborn, overnight, long-term relationships
- Percentage who would hire again
Consent and privacy, built in
The person you recommend is in control.
- Accept, decline, or claim the profile
- No public phone numbers or addresses
- Contact by request, or an introduction from you
How you can help
If you know someone wonderful, you can recommend them — and optionally introduce them to a mom who is looking.
Questions
Will the person I recommend be exposed publicly?
No. Nothing becomes public without their consent. They can accept the recommendation, claim their profile, or decline entirely.
Do I share their phone number?
No. Contact happens through a private request they accept, or an introduction you choose to make. Personal contact details are never published.