Little Luna Placement
Light for your family, through every season of care.
Established for busy professionals and working families across the North Dallas–Fort Worth area, Little Luna Placement is designed for households that need dependable, long-term private childcare — not just a fill-in. We personally match families with warm, thoroughly vetted caregivers: full-time and part-time nannies, newborn specialists, family assistants, and bilingual caregivers.
- 7-point screening
- CPR & first aid certified
- Background checked
- Bilingual caregivers
Proudly serving Prosper, Frisco, Little Elm & surrounding North DFW · 400+ families placed · 96% of matches still together after a year
Childcare that feels like family
We're a small agency built on the belief that a great match changes everyday life for the whole household. We take the time to understand your schedule, your parenting style, and the little details that matter — then introduce you to caregivers we genuinely believe in.
Our story
Luna means moon. The moon doesn't chase the darkness away — it simply shows up, steady and quiet, and offers enough light to find your way through it.
That's how we see our work. We started Little Luna Placement for moms and families in need — the parent going back to work too soon, the household stretched thin by schedules and sleepless nights, the family simply trying to give their little one everything they deserve. In those seasons, you don't need a stranger in the house. You need someone you trust.
That's why we match so carefully. The right nanny is more than a caregiver — she becomes part of the family. She learns how your child giggles, what settles them, how they're growing. She cheers every milestone, protects every routine, and gives parents the peace of mind to breathe again. Our hope for every placement is the same: a caregiver your child loves, and a relationship that lasts for years, not weeks.
We're also proudly bilingual-focused. So many North DFW families are raising children between two languages and cultures, and we believe that's a gift worth protecting. We place caregivers who nurture your little one in both — so children don't just feel safe and loved, they truly thrive in a bilingual, multicultural environment, at home in every world they belong to.
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Why families choose us
Thoroughly vetted
Background checks, reference calls, in-person interviews, and current CPR and first aid certification for every nanny we represent.
Matched by hand
No algorithms. A coordinator learns your family's rhythms and personally selects candidates who fit.
Small, known roster
We keep our list intentionally small so we can vouch for every caregiver by name.
Support after day one
Offer letters, pay guidance, and check-ins through the first year of your placement.
Reviews
Kind words from families & nannies
Little Luna found us a nanny who feels like part of our family. The process was calm, honest, and personal from the very first call.
As a nanny, I finally felt advocated for — fair pay, clear hours, and a family that genuinely respects my time and experience.
We needed newborn help quickly. Within two weeks we had three wonderful candidates to meet, and every one of them was a real option.
Our bilingual nanny has been such a gift. Our daughter is speaking Spanish at dinner and we didn't have to push at all.
They handled the offer letter, pay guidance, and even checked in months later. It never felt transactional.
Traveling with our work schedule felt impossible until Little Luna matched us with someone unflappable.
Frequently asked questions
How does the placement process work?
You start with a short inquiry form, then we schedule a consultation call to shape the role — hours, responsibilities, and compensation. From there we send a curated short list of vetted nannies, coordinate interviews and a paid trial day, and help you finalize the offer.
How long does it usually take to find a nanny?
Most families meet their first candidates within two weeks and complete a placement in three to five weeks. Highly specialized roles — newborn specialists, bilingual caregivers, or travel-heavy positions — can take a little longer.
How do you screen and vet caregivers?
Every nanny goes through our seven-point process: in-depth interview, verified work history, a minimum of two reference calls, national and county background checks, driving record review, current CPR and First Aid certification, and identity verification.
What do your services cost?
Placement fees vary based on the level of care and your family's needs, so we quote each search individually after the consultation call. Reach out through our contact form for a personalized quote — there's no cost to inquire.
Do you offer any guarantee?
Yes. If a permanent placement doesn't work out within the first 90 days, we'll conduct a replacement search at no additional placement fee, subject to the terms in your agreement.
A note on pricing
Placement fees vary based on the level of care and your family's needs. Contact us for a personalized quote — we'll talk through your schedule and priorities first, then share pricing that fits.
Contact us for a quoteFor families
Tell us about your schedule and priorities. We'll handle the vetting, scheduling, and paperwork — you focus on choosing the right person.
Start a family inquiryFor nannies
Join a roster where you're known by name. We advocate for fair pay, clear expectations, and families who value your work.
Apply as a nanny