Lifetime of Love Nannies Las Vegas places nannies on part-time, full-time, and before and after school schedules. The family sets the hours on its family phone call, and the Unlimited membership at $110 per month adds a designated nanny for weekly schedules. Every caregiver is a W-2 employee.
Part-time nanny schedules run under 30 hours a week, shaped around the days a family needs covered. Lifetime of Love Nannies Las Vegas builds the schedule around the family, so the hours follow work shifts, school days, or a partner's rotating roster.
Part-time suits a household where one parent works reduced hours, where a grandparent covers part of the week, or where care is needed only during a standing commitment. The agency's nanny placements run part-time, full-time, before-school, and after-school.
A full-time nanny runs the household's day while the parents work, handling meals, naps, activities, school runs, and bedtime. Families on this schedule are handing over the daily rhythm.
The Unlimited membership is built for that pattern. It includes unlimited bookings, and one caregiver is assigned to the weekly schedule, so the same person returns each week and learns the household's routine.
Yes. The agency's nannies work before and after school as a standing schedule, which is the gap between the school bell and a parent's shift.
That gap widens on school breaks. Clark County School District publishes a student calendar for each school year, and every break on it is a stretch of weekdays a working parent has to cover.
A public program covers some of those hours too. The City of Las Vegas runs Safekey, its before- and after-school program, which gives a family a city option to price against in-home care. A nanny works inside the family's own home instead, on the household's routine.
Anything under 30 hours a week is part-time, and 30 or more is full-time. There is no minimum number of care hours. Every schedule is customizable, and the agency places caregivers for anything from a one-time date night to a full-time live-in nanny.
Screening does not change with the schedule. Every caregiver clears the agency's 10-tier screening, holds CPR and First Aid certification, and works as a W-2 employee of the agency.
Employment is where a full-time schedule gets heavier for a family hiring on its own. According to IRS Topic 756, a household worker is the family's employee when the family controls the work and how it is done. That puts payroll and employment taxes on the household. Booking through an employing agency keeps those duties with the agency.
Schedules move, and a family can move with them by changing its membership level. A household that starts with occasional evenings and later needs weekday coverage steps up to Unlimited without starting a new search.
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Memberships are cancellable with thirty-day notice and do not include the nanny's hourly rate. Full details sit on the agency's pricing page.
Families weighing a live-in arrangement have a separate guide to live-in nanny placements, and the guide to finding a good nanny walks through the search itself.
Weekly schedules start on a family phone call, where the agency walks through services, fees, policies, and the household's childcare needs before quoting. That call is bookable on the agency's scheduling page, or by phone at (775) 544-1777. Lifetime of Love Nannies has placed caregivers with families since 2019 and serves Las Vegas, Henderson, and Summerlin from its Las Vegas branch.
Lifetime of Love Nannies treats anything under 30 hours a week as part-time, and 30 or more as full-time. There is no minimum number of care hours, so a family can book a single date night or a full weekly schedule. The exact hours get set on the family phone call.
On the Unlimited membership, yes. That level assigns one caregiver to the weekly schedule. Members can also request a preferred caregiver, and the agency keeps backup nannies available when the designated caregiver cannot make a booked day.
A driving record check is one of the agency's ten screening tiers, so caregivers are screened for it. Whether a specific nanny drives the children is settled with the family when the schedule is arranged, along with the pickup and drop-off times.
No. Non-members book at $30 per booking with no membership required. The Unlimited membership at $110 per month is what carries unlimited bookings and the designated nanny, so weekly households usually land there.
Carson Wagner is the founder of Lifetime of Love Nannies, a multi-state nanny agency she started in 2019. She worked as a nanny and did applied behavior analysis therapy work with children with autism before founding the agency. Under her leadership, Lifetime of Love Nannies has provided more than 300,000 hours of care and was named to the 2026 Inc. 5000, and she received the APNA 2024 Rising Star Award. Her story has been featured in Bold Journey and CanvasRebel magazines and on podcasts including Smart Business Revolution.
