Holidays childcare
Not everyone is lucky enough to have grandparents available to take care of children during the school holidays. With our “Holidays” solution, you can count on your nanny, no questions asked!
It's possible to enjoy the holidays without leaving! Your children will love being with their nanny. Rediscovering toys hidden in the trunk, studying insects in the park, baking a cake... there's no hurry. It's the holidays, and they'll take the time to savor these precious moments. As always at Momji, you can choose between English and French language care.
English childcare during the holidays: it’s awesome! Whether it's a little something every day or complete immersion: it's up to you! What could be more fun than an English treasure hunt to discover new words? And why not take part in a picnic to enjoy some Anglo-Saxon specialities?
Your Momji nanny offers a wide range of activities for your little ones to make them feel like they're on holidays in the comfort of their own home. Whether it's gardening, a cooking workshop or a trip to the library, it's time to have fun and enjoy!
20h/month x 35.30 € incl. VAT €706
(32.09 € HT) (1)(641.80 € HT)
Assistance from CAF/MSA(2)- €356.36
Monthly cost before tax credit (VAT included)€349.64
Tax credit -50% (3)- €174.82
Monthly cost including tax after tax credit€174.82
Net cost per hour of childcare€8.74
Take advantage of our local agencies to advise you in your search for childcare.
Monday to Friday from 09:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Giulia, mom of Hugo - 5 years old
"I must admit that I take advantage of the school holidays to have Hugo looked after in English. Although I can't take him abroad, it gives him a chance to familiarize himself with the language. When I come home in the evening, he loves to sing me the nursery rhymes he's just heard."
Arthur, father of Jules and Chloé - 3 and 6 years old
"The children's nanny takes over from the school during the holidays. They sometimes go to the movies, play frenzied games of Uno... in short, time flies and it takes the load off grandparents who don't have as much energy as our little tornadoes!"
Paloma, mom of Maya - 5 years old
"If we're going to have a nanny during the school holidays, we might as well have her speak English with Maya. It's a bit like a linguistic summer camp at home! And since it's so much fun for my sweat pea, she's having a great holidays!"
Jing and Cédric, parents of Gaspard - 20 months old
"Our daycare closes in August, which isn't very convenient for us. So we decided to hire a nanny for Gaspard. He stays in the cocoon of his home, enjoys his toys and it makes for a real holidays!"
