The Rowntree family · Single-Parent Home

One person, one household, one growing clinic.

Before

A clinician running her own practice and raising a young child on her own. The mental load wasn't split between two adults, because there weren't two adults — it sat in one place, across a household and a business at the same time.

Why they chose Sage Haus

They found Sage Haus through the quiz and got started the same month. The ask was unusual and refreshingly honest: help at home, and some help with the business too.

Sage Haus found their house manager

Fifteen hours, and an unusual hybrid job description, with days split between the house and the clinic. Ten weeks from kickoff call to first day.

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The Dunmore family · Single-Parent Home

A team at work. Finally, one at home.

A tech executive and single mom with two teenage boys and a newly purchased house — which meant a to-do list with real depth and nobody to share it.

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The Aldous family · Dual-Physicians

One parent home. One on the road for the whole season.

A physician whose partner works in professional sport, which means months at a stretch on the road — and one parent effectively solo with four daughters from toddler to teenager.

15–20 hrs/week$30–35/hourSeattle

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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.

40–45 hrs/weekthe Southwest

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Family names have been changed and identifying details removed to protect family privacy. For testimonials in our families’ own words, visit our success stories.