Family assistants must possess a Bachelor’s Degree, given the exceptional scope of their responsibilities. In comparison to nannies, whose educational background may focus specifically on childcare or child education, family assistants hold degrees that span across diverse fields such as business administration, accounting, finance, administrative skills, and organizational tasks.

Family assistants can grocery shop, conduct meal prep, pick up laundry, walk your dog, organize your closet, drive you to the airport, shop for personal items, answer your calls, complete errands and much more.

Family assistants can perform administrative duties such as maintain the family calendar and plan events including birthday parties, dinners, and holiday socials.

Family assistants help the entire family stay organized and on track for success.