Babysitting in Montenegro
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Babysitting and childcare in Montenegro ranges from an evening sitter so you can go out, to regular after-school help, to a full-time nanny. Many families look for someone who speaks English or Russian with the children, while others specifically want a local sitter so their kids pick up Montenegrin. In summer, coastal towns see extra demand from families on holiday, so book early.
Frequently asked questions
Can I find a babysitter who speaks English?
Yes, particularly in Podgorica, Budva, Tivat and Kotor. Check the languages on the profile and speak with the sitter before the first booking.
How can I check a babysitter is trustworthy?
Ask for references from other families and meet in person first. Ask about experience with children of your kids' ages and whether they know basic first aid.
Can a sitter look after my children at our holiday rental or hotel?
Many sitters on the coast do this. Agree the address, hours and clear rules for the pool or beach beforehand.
What affects the rate?
The number and age of children, the time of day, the length of the booking and any extras like cooking, homework help or driving. Late nights and holidays are usually agreed separately.
Should we do a trial session?
It is a good idea. Stay home for the first hour or two so your child can get to know the sitter while you are around.