Night Nurses are the new must-haves for rich moms
“‘I’ve definitely seen an uptick in requests,’ says Lindsay Bell, a Midtown East mom of a 4-month-old and CEO of Bell Family Company, a childcare agency. ‘I have some moms who are entrepreneurs who literally have to be on calls and on email two days after their children are born.’”
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“‘Believe it or not’ says Lindsay Bell, founder and CEO of Bell Family Company, a leading provider of corporate backup - and emergency childcare, ‘many families that already have these benefits don't actually know how to start using them.”
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“‘A lot of moms are getting more comfortable admitting that they need help,’ Bell told Refinery
- […] it’s becoming more acceptable for [young moms] to admit they need help.”
Meet the super sitters
“The attractive young woman is typical of New York City’s new breed of “super sitters” — bright young professionals who have first-aid training, a college degree and the word for diaper in four different languages.”
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Bell Family Company is helping New York City’s busy working moms create their own “village” of trusted, professional childcare providers to navigate parenthood with ease.
Read on >>The Bell Family Company
The Bell Family Company sources and assesses top-notch caregivers through a process that ensures the highest degree of safety and trust. We had the opportunity to chat with Lindsay Bell. As founder of Bell Family, Lindsay is recognized as a family care specialist, for major family brands as well as participating in significant non-profit work. Lindsay is a member of the National Association of Child Care Professionals (NACCP), the National Association for Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and is a member of the International Nanny Association (INA).
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