Moms In A MinuteTM

Active lifestyles of professionals can often result in “temporary times of terror”; a nanny quits, a cancelled flight keeps you out of town over night, a family emergency requires you to leave town immediately, a child wakes up with a fever on the most important day of your career, or after a trying day you reach your emotional limit with your child and need some time away.  Moms in a Minute is an elite childcare and pet care service that provides quality and secure care for your loved ones for life’s unexpected moments.  Let Moms in a Minute restore your peace of mind.

How Moms in a Minute Works

The client registration process involves a short, in-person interview; we’ll discuss your requirements and expectations, care preferences, health concerns and other important details that will allow us to personalize how we serve you. We want to understand your situation now so that in a pinch, we can offer immediate solutions.

After registering with Moms in a Minute, you can use our services anytime – 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

About Our Care Providers

The qualifications of our care providers separate Moms in a Minute from baby sitting services.  Most of our care providers have earned a college degree and many are certified classroom teachers. We have care providers with experience caring for children; others have extensive experience caring for furry, four-legged friends. Our care providers are employees of Moms in a Minute. Each care provider is extensively trained and closely supervised by Moms in a Minute.

When you need our services, you might not get a chance to meet your care provider in advance. You’ll have peace of mind using Moms in a Minute though, since we have stringent criteria to evaluate all of our care providers. We interview our care providers and talk to their references. As part of our selection process, we also conduct extensive criminal background checks, inspect driving records, and require random drug testing and health screenings. We take the same steps you’d take to ensure the person caring for your loved ones is qualified, trustworthy and compassionate.