White Mountain Nanny, LLC

06/11/2026

I think the part I love most about this work is that it stops feeling like "work" pretty quickly.

One day you're the new person walking through the door, and before you know it, a toddler is running into your arms, a preschooler is saving you a seat at the table, or a parent is texting you an update because they know you'll genuinely care.

Families let me into some of the most ordinary, vulnerable, beautiful parts of their lives. The messy kitchens. The bedtime routines. The hard days. The victories that seem small to everyone else but mean everything to them.

As someone who spent years in work that often showed up in the middle of crisis, there is something really healing about being invited in to help families thrive instead. To be part of the prevention. To give parents a chance to rest, reconnect, work, travel, heal, or simply breathe.
I don't take that trust lightly.

So, thank you to the families who have welcomed me in, made room for me at your tables, handed me your babies, introduced me to your pets, and let me witness your children becoming exactly who they're meant to be.

I love this little business more than I can explain. And I feel really lucky that this is the life I get to build. ❤️

06/05/2026

This business is so much more than childcare, pet care, and respite supports. Have you read our mission and vision? It's what it's all about!

Company Mission:
White Mountain Nanny, LLC exists to strengthen families, support children, and care for individuals through compassionate, trauma-informed, and strengths-based services.
Our mission is to meet people exactly where they are — offering practical support, emotional steadiness, and genuine connection during both everyday life and life’s more demanding seasons. We work intentionally to help families build confidence, balance, and resilience, thereby reducing stress and increasing stability, so that children and caregivers can thrive together.
At the heart of our work is a commitment to prevention and community — ensuring families have accessible, judgment-free support before they are overwhelmed. By stepping in early with consistent support, respite, and skill-building, we aim to help mitigate the risks that can lead to abuse, neglect, and family crisis, causing children to enter the foster care system.
We are equally committed to caring for those who may not have family support — making sure no one feels invisible or alone. Whether supporting a new parent bonding with their newborn, offering respite to exhausted caregivers of adult children living at home, or helping burned-out souls reconnect with rest and purpose, our goal is always the same: to provide steadiness, dignity, and compassionate care.

Company Vision:
A community where asking for support is seen as a strength and not a weakness.
A community where families receive help early, parents feel supported and capable, children feel safe and understood, and individuals without family still experience care and connection. A place where caregivers are allowed to rest, heal, and rediscover joy — and where support is woven into the fabric of everyday life.
Our vision is a future rooted in prevention, compassion, and trust — where care uplifts, connection protects, and everyone is supported through every season of life.

06/05/2026

This afternoon, WMN is watching one of the world's sweetest little six-month-old human babies in the world and then pet sitting this little French sweet potato for the rest of the weekend ❤️

Doing what I enjoy for a living. Lucky. Grateful. Successfully adulting.

Seriously, my heart is so full. Thank you for choosing White Mountain Nanny, LLC!

06/03/2026

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06/03/2026

Another amazing perk of this work is that sometimes families welcome my babies along for the adventure.

And by babies, I mean my dogs. 🐾❤️

One of the reasons I left social work was because I was always gone. I spent years caring for others while missing the little moments with the ones I was working for waiting for me at home. As much as I loved the children and families I was supporting, I hated being away from mine.

Now, every so often, a family says, "Bring the dogs!"

Those days are the best.

They get extra walks, kisses, new smells, belly rubs, and plenty of attention, while I get the peace of mind that comes from having them close by. Not every family is a fit for it, and that's completely okay, but when it works, it's such a special gift.

To the families who have welcomed my four-legged kids into their homes and adventures, thank you. It means more than you probably realize.

Being a nanny comes with a lot of wonderful perks, but getting to spend more time with my babies while doing work I love is definitely near the top of the list. 🐶💕

06/02/2026

One unexpected perk of this business?

I get drafted onto some pretty amazing sidelines.

One day I'm helping build a blanket fort. The next I'm cheering from the bleachers, squinting into the sun, trying to remember whether that was a triple, a double, or just a really enthusiastic run around the bases.

I may not always understand every rule, but I do understand the look on a child's face when they spot someone in the crowd who came just for them.

So here's to muddy cleats, early mornings, lawn chairs that should have retired years ago, and all the little moments that remind kids they're supported.

I genuinely love getting to watch my nanny kids grow into confident, capable humans—whether that's on a field, a court, a stage, or anywhere else they decide to shine. ⚾🏀⚽💙

05/25/2026

Rainy day kitchen jam set up 🎶

05/24/2026

Okay White Mountain Nanny village… I need your honest opinion. 🍂

I have an "old woody"-style teardrop camper that I’ve been thinking about turning into something special for childcare — a cozy, imaginative “fort on wheels” type space for storytelling, quiet play, regulation, outdoor adventures, reading, nature exploration, and memory-making. Think nostalgic childhood magic meets calm, intentional care.

One idea I keep coming back to is:

✨ The Village Fort ✨

I love the feeling of it — warm, safe, imaginative, community-centered — but I’d genuinely love public feedback before I lean into it more.

What does “The Village Fort” make you think of? Does it sound inviting? Would it catch your attention as a parent? Any ideas, thoughts, or name suggestions? How about overall thoughts and or any concerns with the idea?

I’d love to hear what the community thinks!

Thank you!
Sarah

05/21/2026

Only 3 spots remain for our first White Mountain Nanny Summer Experience.

We’re kicking off the Summer Experience Series with a thoughtfully curated coastal day at Ferry Beach State Park on June 24th.

This intentionally small-group experience is designed for connection, confidence, and calm exploration in a beautiful natural setting. Children will be gently guided through shoreline exploration, collaborative play, natural discovery, shared meals, and meaningful peer connection — all at a pace that feels calm, supportive, and unrushed.

First Summer Experience
Ferry Beach State Park
June 24th | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
3 spaces currently remaining

Our second Summer Experience will take place at Franconia Notch State Park on July 22nd, Please check the link below for more details!

White Mountain Nanny, LLC
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207-256-7370
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Summer Experience Series

05/20/2026

Success isn't working yourself to the bone to make someone else rich. Success is happiness and joy. I truly wish all "my" kids success and I hope to be a part of their lives forever! 🩷🩷🩷