Established in 2003, this specialist childcare service has more than twenty years of experience in the Alps. Its qualified and experienced nannies are DBS-checked, reference-checked and first-aid trained. The multilingual team can help you plan childcare around your family's routine, from daytime cover to ski school transfers and evening babysitting.
Childcare & Babysitting
Leading childcare specialists since 2003 for your family ski holiday
Private nanny and childcare services in Morzine
Morzine's welcoming village atmosphere and access to the Portes du Soleil make it a popular choice for family holidays. If you'd like to enjoy some time on the slopes while making sure your children are well cared for, private nanny services offer a flexible option for your stay.
Flexible care for different ages
Nannies look after babies from four weeks old through to children aged twelve. Depending on your needs, you can enquire about full-time or part-time care, flexible weekly packages, evening babysitting and overnight childcare. Care can be provided in chalets, hotels and private apartments, with ski school drop-offs and pick-ups arranged in advance where practical.
Family fun beyond the pistes
There's plenty to keep children occupied in and around Morzine. Younger visitors may enjoy the village carousel, outdoor playgrounds or sledging, while swimming and ice skating offer alternatives to skiing. A ride on the Pleney or Super Morzine gondola is another way to take in the mountain scenery.
For a change of scene, nearby Avoriaz has Aquariaz, a tropical-themed water park, as well as further snow-based activities. Your nanny can help identify suitable outings for your children's ages and interests, with indoor games and creative activities available for quieter periods.
Experienced care for a relaxed holiday
The service aims to combine professional childcare with a personal understanding of family ski holidays. Whether you're travelling with a baby, have children attending ski school or want to spend a longer day exploring the Portes du Soleil, you can discuss your plans in advance.
When making an enquiry, include your accommodation details, children's ages and preferred childcare hours. This helps the team assess availability and plan suitable arrangements for your stay.
What to bring
If you need baby food, nappies or anything else, there are supermarkets to provide almost everything you need and they can arrange shopping for you too.
Toys are normally kept in chalets and so are books and DVDs but they advise you to bring your child's favourites e.g. a blanket, book, beaker as they can be very comforting in a strange environment. They bring arts and crafts and books to entertain the children indoors.
Before you travel, they advise you to check with your chalet manager to find out what facilities they have to accommodate children and babies, especially if you need high chairs, cots and buggies.
Essentials to bring are: Indoor and outdoor shoes and/or slippers, waterproof jackets for play outside, boots, warm hats, gloves, scarf, sunscreen, sunglasses (even for babies) or goggles and Calpol, although there are other versions of this in resort.
