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TLC Family Care

As an on-call back up caregiver, I am very happy with the kind and professional staff.  They are available and supportive. There are written tests and videos to get on board and solid references are required.  
I am not looking for full time work so the back up care assignments work perfectly for my needs but you can work a lot if you want to.  I meet lovely families and am treated kindly by them.  TLC offers bonuses on occasions for last minute jobs to give incentives to accept some jobs. . Usually you get at least one day notice but often  more than that, as the parents request the child care need.  The staff is easy to communicate with. If you get sick or are uncomfortable with a job after speaking to the client on the introductory call, you can call TLC and they will gladly remove you from a job.  They pay every week which is helpful.  The availability calendar is user friendly and you can make your own schedule!!  You can update it any time if needed and if you choose to turn down a job for any reason they will understand.  
They offer 2 ways to accept assignments. One is to be automatically assigned to a job on a day you are available/ or a text message to accept a job offer.  It’s your choice.  
I am extremely happy I found TLC. They meet my employment needs and I like the variety of children i get to care for.  They can also get you a permanent job in some cases.  


TLC Has been in business  since 1985 and the company is dedicated to a very specific mission in helping families with their care needs.  The longevity of its staff leads to an amazing amount of experience and  knowledge  and it is shared with all staff. The work environment is collaborative in the sense that you always have access and comfort in making suggestions for changes or improvements in processes and policies.  They have a very forward -thinking approach to their structure, I.e. When it makes sense or adds values, you can work from home, in the office, or both.   Their primary goal is excellent customer service and high standards. If you enjoy working hard to deliver those things, it's a great place to work.

I loved working for TLC for Kids. Management was great and easy to get ahold of. I loved working with the kids. Feeding them, changing them, taking them to the Zoo and Science Center, reading and coloring with them, helping them with their homework, and just being silly! I also got to help the little boy I was taking care of Potty Train which I had never done, so that was a great learning experience. The most enjoyable part of my job was going in to work each day and seeing the look on the childs face when I got there. He was always so excited to see me and we had so much fun playing and getting to know each other. The hardest part of my job was when he went to pre-school and the family no longer needed me. I got so attached to him, so it was hard not seeing him every day anymore.

Being employed with TLC Family Care is such a wonderful experience meeting so many families who appreciates the care given. TLC work well with your availability. I have been with the company now for a little over 3 years and many of the families seems to put in a frequent request for care services. Be able to show families that you care about the work you do is so very well appreciated. The staff that I speak with when calling from Atlanta area, many I recognize by name, take the time to listen and care about my concerns and the work I do and they also make sure that you are comfortable with carrying out the assignments by making sure they can provide as much details at hand. 

Worked for this agency on and off for over 5 years, but barely got adequate raises. They will pay new people with barely any experience the same rate as someone who has 3 or 4 times more experience. Even after the global pandemic, they wouldn't budge with increasing my pay. 

They will also give you fake jobs to see if you'll lie on your time sheet. I understand in some ways, but when people are genuinely looking for work, and have already made arrangements to work that day, it's annoying, and unprofessional to do things like that. They'll do those fake jobs and cancel the same day. 

If you have no other option, this can be an easy job depending on the family.


This job was a great job for me to have when I was in college because I got to set my schedule however I wanted to schedule. I could even change my schedule a day before if I hadnt been booked yet. I also loved how versatile it was~ I could take on different jobs in many different contexts or i could stick with a handful of families if I wanted to. Families were always nice too and left generous tips or provided food. Only downside is that the summer isn't as busy and income isn't the same every month. You have to be someone thats really on top of things to live off this job. Perfect for a college student though. 

A typical day at work involves a lot of planning. I nanny for a 5 year old and 2 year old so I have to work around their napping schedules. I plan fun but educational games for them as well as take them on what we call "adventures". This might include a trip to the zoo or science center. The hardest part of the job is when a family doesn't need your services anymore due to either a move or the children enter school. After being with the children every day and then not seeing them for a while is really hard for me. The most enjoyable part is getting to watch them grow and learn and knowing that I was a part of that.

TLC Family Care have excellent schedulers, but I get less than 6 assignments per month. I have been working from them for almost a year & I have gone from living a decent life to being destitute. Inasmuch, they are constantly putting up jobs in my area.
They will sometimes offer you an assignment 35 miles away at 7:30am that starts at 9:30am. Keep in mind that you have to get dressed, your lunch and commute. 
The pay is weekly, so working for this company will ONLY put gas money in your account. 

As a nanny, I was oversaw all childcare duties including: transportation, cleaning, cooking, homework, age appropriate activities, and safety. I learned more from this job then any other job I have held, as it teaches you diversity and acceptance. Working with children can be a challenge, but it is rewarding when you see the difference you are making in their lives. Nannying taught me patience, communication skills, and organizational skills. 

I have been working for TLC for about 3 years. This is my part time job. The staff is incredibly helpful,  understanding and professional.
I love the fact that I can set up my availability two weeks in advance.
I love taking care of children, I 've had the opportunity to meet some incredible families and help them with their caregiving needs.
TLC is a company I am proud to work for. 
If you love to take care of others, and you are looking for a part time job that fits your schedule, I highly recommend becoming a caregiver at TLC. 

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Babysitter/nanny 307 salaries reported	$19.45 per hour
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