Who We Serve
Finding the right childcare for individual family needs IS possible
Finding a childcare provider that has the right combination of training, skills and flexibility – while still fitting within a family’s dynamic – can often seem impossible. However, many families have discovered that live-in childcare, provided by an Apex Care Professional is exactly what their family needs.
Apex Social understands that every family is unique and care requirements vary from one family to the next. That’s why we offer three categories of childcare: Special Developmental Needs, Early Childhood, and Infant Care.

Apex Social Live-In Child Care & Cultural Exchange
The live-in child care model allows for optimal flexibility and helps families to focus on reducing stress and creating a home environment that is structured, warm and positive for everyone Apex Social engages with Care Professionals who have a background in early childhood education, occupational, physical or speech therapy, ABA therapy, pediatric nursing, special needs education or another child development field to support interdisciplinary child care in the home environment.
All of our Care Professionals are seeking full-time, live-in childcare positions with American families where they can become like a family member and share their traditions and culture.
The live-in child care model allows for optimal flexibility and helps families to focus on creating a home environment that is structured, warm and positive for everyone.
Stephanie
Host Mom, CA
Katherin
Host Mom
Peter and Amy
Host Parents, San Francisco
Daniel
Host Dad, Colorado
Cassandra
Host Mom, Atlanta
Misa
Host Mom
Luisella
Host Mom, Baltimore
Katherine
Host Mom, New York City
Julie
Host Mom, Southern California
Dana
Host Mom, Maryland
Scott
Host Dad, New Jersey
Allison
Host Mom, NJ
Katherine
Host Mom, Chicago, IL
Teresa
Host Mom, Virginia
Holly
Host Mom, San Francisco
Peter
Host Dad, San Francisco
Hillary
Host Mom, Washington D.C.
Sharon
Host Mom, San Francisco
Claudia
Host Mom, Dallas
Lesley
Host Mom, Maryland
Vacelia
Host Mom, Florida
Stephanie
Host Mom, CA
Katherin
Host Mom
Peter and Amy
Host Parents, San Francisco
Daniel
Host Dad, Colorado
Cassandra
Host Mom, Atlanta
Misa
Host Mom
Luisella
Host Mom, Baltimore
Katherine
Host Mom, New York City
Julie
Host Mom, Southern California
Dana
Host Mom, Maryland
Scott
Host Dad, New Jersey
Allison
Host Mom, NJ
Katherine
Host Mom, Chicago, IL
Teresa
Host Mom, Virginia
Holly
Host Mom, San Francisco
Peter
Host Dad, San Francisco
Hillary
Host Mom, Washington D.C.
Sharon
Host Mom, San Francisco
Claudia
Host Mom, Dallas
Lesley
Host Mom, Maryland
Vacelia
Host Mom, Florida
Early Childhood
(Ages 2+)

According to the National Education Organization, “providing a high-quality education for children before they turn five yields significant medium- and long-term benefits.”
Children who participate in early childhood educational programming are:
- Less likely to repeat a grade
- Less likely to be identified as having special needs
- More prepared academically for later grades
- More likely to graduate from high school
- Higher earners in the workforce
Care Professionals have a wide range of educational tasks they can support, including:
- Designing and implementing lessons, and using activities to motivate and encourage learning
- Supervising remote learning lessons
- Setting and managing a weekly schedule
- Introducing age-appropriate activities (art, outdoor play, reading time, etc.)
- Helping with homework
- Providing subject-specific tutoring assistance
- Providing “after school” activities & care
- Preparing healthy meals
- Helping with bathing children and bedtime routines
- Assistance with potty training
- Introducing age-appropriate activities (art, outdoor play, reading time, etc.)
- Managing children’s busy schedules (playdates, appointments, activities)
- Helping with homework and providing tutoring assistance
- Packing school lunches and getting ready for school
- Managing children’s laundry
- Helping to keep children’s rooms tidy and organized
- Driving children to activities and school
- Doing special outings and activities
- Providing childcare and support during family vacations
- Giving parents an occasional night off
- Introducing children to a new language and culture

Infant Care
The arrival of a new baby is a joyous occasion that may also cause some parents to experience stress. Some families with new babies appreciate having live-in Care Professionals who are confident and capable of caring for babies. The Infant Care program offered by Apex Social Group helps unite families with childcare professionals who have experience caring for newborns. Many of our Care Professionals have degrees in Pediatric Nursing or Early Childhood Development. This specialized care offers an extra set of skilled, professional hands that can benefit parents of infants, parents with multiples, and parents with an infant and older children.
Our professional infant care candidates have experience with many types of infant care, including:
- Bottle feeding
- Introducing solid foods
- Bathing baby
- Soothing and calming baby
- Helping with colic, teething, or other common infant-related conditions
- Age-appropriate activities such as tummy time, holding objects, etc.
- Helping baby establish a routine
- Maintaining communication with parents about baby’s daily activities
- Managing baby’s laundry and other tasks such as bottle sterilizing, etc.
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