New York tri-state
A family-owned nanny agency serving New York City, Long Island, Westchester, New Jersey and Connecticut, including newborn care specialists.
New York · Updated 9 Nov 2026
Islip is a town in Suffolk County, New York. 7 agencies in our list say they serve this area, and 3 more place nannies nationwide.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates.
Islip is the 2nd-largest of 12 towns in Suffolk County; its median household income is close to the county median, and 5.8% of residents are under 5, compared with 5.3% county-wide.
Based on the areas each agency says it serves. Agencies that publish fees are shown first. No agency has paid to appear.
New York tri-state
A family-owned nanny agency serving New York City, Long Island, Westchester, New Jersey and Connecticut, including newborn care specialists.
The Hamptons, NY
A licensed and bonded agency serving New York City and the Hamptons with nannies and household staff.
Manhattan, NY
A Manhattan household staffing firm founded in 1962, placing nannies, baby nurses and other household staff, with its own household payroll arm.
New York, NY
A household staffing agency with offices in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, London and Dubai, placing nannies, newborn care specialists and governesses.
New York, NY
An international household staffing agency with US offices in New York, Los Angeles and Miami.
New York, NY
A New York and tri-state nanny agency focused only on nanny placement, also offering newborn care specialists.
New Jersey
A New Jersey nanny and household staffing agency serving NJ, NY, CT and Florida, with newborn care and postpartum expertise on its team.
New Jersey
A nanny agency providing live-in and live-out placements in 37 states, with a published fee structure.
A woman-owned domestic staffing agency serving families nationwide, with no upfront or registration fees.
A Los Angeles agency that also runs nationwide searches, with published placement fees.
New York-Newark-Jersey City metro area, May 2025. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. This official category includes daycare staff as well as nannies; experienced career nannies usually earn more.
45 hours a week at $25.00 an hour, with 5 hours of overtime at 1.5×:
| Weekly pay | $1,188 |
| Annual pay (52 weeks) | $61,750 |
| Your Social Security and Medicare (7.65%) | $4,724 |
| Federal unemployment tax (FUTA) | $42 |
| Estimated yearly cost before state taxes | $66,516 |
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