House manager case studies: Nanny-to-House-Manager Families
7 households like this hired a house manager through Sage Haus. Each one shows the hours, the rate and the job description they hired on.

The Casterline family · Nanny to House Manager
Not someone to raise our kids. Someone to run everything else.
A Hill Country couple with two little girls and a third on the way, one parent away a night or two most weeks.

The Merriweather family · Nanny to House Manager
The nanny had the fun part. They changed who had what.
Three boys aged five and under in a Midwest college town.

The Pinfold family · Nanny to House Manager
Consultants know how to staff a project. This was the project.
Two management consultants with demanding hours and travel, three children with the youngest still a baby, school and daycare running to 5:30, a nanny covering the infant — and a family dog in the mix.

The Quenby family · Nanny to House Manager
They didn't replace the nanny. They rethought the role.
A Northeast family whose nanny years had run their course — the kids older, the needs shifted from childcare toward everything around it.

The Ashfield family · Nanny to House Manager
They'd had a great house manager. Then they'd had the wrong one.
A family business, three children at home full-time, and a household that already knew exactly what this role was — because they'd had someone excellent in it.

The Winslow family · Nanny to House Manager
Their long-time nanny couldn't come with them. The list did.
A move out of the city to the suburbs, and the nanny who had been with the family for years couldn't make it with them.

The Pemberton family · Nanny to House Manager
The nanny era ended. They didn't need another nanny.
Two parents working full-time, mostly from home, with two school-age children in sport and a young Labrador.
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