Nanny in Huis regio Tilburg & Oosterhout
Childminding agency•Breda•LRK 707107568
Details updated on 23 October 2026
About this childminding agency
Nanny in Huis is a childminder (gastouder) placement agency that has been arranging high-quality childcare at home in the Tilburg and Oosterhout region since 2015. The agency is known for its personal, individual approach with a perfect match between children, nanny and parents at its core. Under the leadership of Debby Franken-Huls, who has over 23 years of experience in special education, the agency guides parents in finding a qualified nanny who provides calm and continuity in the familiar home environment. Nanny in Huis works with its own pedagogical policy plan and personally selects nannies based on childcare-related education (at least MBO level 2) and requirements such as a Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) and first aid certificate (EHBO).
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For parents
Nanny in Huis mediates qualified nannies for childcare in your own familiar home environment. A nanny within your family provides calm and continuity while you are at work, ensuring that important matters for your children—such as playdates with friends and sports activities—simply continue. The agency guides you through the entire process, from a no-obligation introductory meeting to matching and registration in the National Childcare Register (Landelijk Register Kinderopvang/LRK) for childcare benefit (kinderopvangtoeslag).
Subsidy & costs
Parents are entitled to childcare benefit (kinderopvangtoeslag) when both the nanny and the care address are registered with the National Childcare Register (Landelijk Register Kinderopvang/LRK). Nanny in Huis guides parents through this registration process, which can take approximately 10 weeks. The agency itself is registered with the LRK and meets all requirements of the GGD and the national government. The hourly rate is calculated so that parents can apply for childcare benefit (kinderopvangtoeslag) per child from the Tax and Customs Administration.
Nanny in Huis uses an all-in rate system. Parents pay a one-time registration fee of €150 for recruitment, selection and risk assessment (€75 if you found your own nanny). The hourly rate is €18.99 - €22.99 for up to 3 children, and €21.99 - €25.99 for 4 or more children, depending on the nanny's hourly rate. This rate includes the hourly compensation, the nanny's holiday allowance, and mediation costs for training, risk assessments, nanny socials and ongoing guidance. Any municipal fees for LRK registration are separate.
Trust & screening
Nanny in Huis personally selects all nannies according to strict criteria. Nannies must have a solid, pedagogy-related education at least at MBO level 2 or higher. The agency conducts multiple interviews with potential nannies before they are presented to families. Every nanny must possess a valid VOG (Certificate of Good Conduct) and a first aid certificate. In addition, the agency carries out risk assessments at the care location and provides regular training and guidance to nannies.
Nanny in Huis is registered with the National Childcare Register (Landelijk Register Kinderopvang/LRK) and complies with all requirements of the GGD (Municipal Health Service) and the national government. The agency conducts annual risk assessments, and all nannies hold a VOG (Certificate of Good Conduct) and a first aid certificate. Inspection reports from the GGD for both the childminder agency (gastouderbureau) and affiliated childminders (gastouders) are publicly available through the National Childcare Register. The agency works with its own pedagogical policy plan and safety policy, and applies a reporting code for child abuse.
Next steps
The matching process at Nanny in Huis follows a careful procedure:
- No-obligation introductory meeting: We first schedule an appointment to discuss your wishes and expectations, and to explain our services.
- Finding the right nanny: The agency searches internally and externally for a suitable nanny who matches your family.
- Introductory meeting with nanny: Once a suitable nanny has been found, we schedule an introductory meeting.
- Risk assessment and documentation: Upon agreement, a Risk Assessment for Safety and Health is carried out and all necessary documents are arranged.
- LRK registration: The nanny is registered with the National Childcare Register (Landelijk Register Kinderopvang/LRK) through the municipality for childcare benefit (kinderopvangtoeslag).
The entire process up to registration takes a maximum of 10 weeks.
Highlights
- Personal approach
- LRK registered
- VOG & first aid
- Pedagogical policy
- Flexible care
- Home environment
- Childcare benefit (kinderopvangtoeslag)
- Risk assessment
- Nanny training
- Ongoing guidance
Support services
- No-obligation meeting
- Matching guidance
- LRK registration
- Risk assessment
- Nanny training
- Pedagogical advice
- Replacement during illness
- Themed meetings
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Mission & vision
Nanny in Huis believes that children who are raised in an atmosphere of warmth and security, in a safe and familiar environment, are able to develop in the best and most optimal way. A child's individual disposition and the influence of their environment jointly determine their development. The agency strives to provide high-quality childcare at home, with a personal and individual approach at its core.
Pedagogical vision
At Nanny in Huis, we work with our own pedagogical policy plan, which is always available at the care location and followed by all nannies. The nanny plays an essential role in creating a secure base from which the child can discover the world. Clear rules and conditions are established within which children can gain positive experiences and develop optimally. For pedagogical questions, parents and nannies can consult external child development specialists.
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GGD Inspection
All good
Inspection date: September 15, 2026
Strengths
- The pedagogical policy plan is complete and contains concrete descriptions of vision, coaching, and developmental guidance
- The annual risk assessment is carried out per care address together with the childminder (gastouder)
- The reporting code for domestic violence and child abuse contains all legally required elements including a step-by-step plan and decision-making framework
- All staff members and childminders hold a valid Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) and have correct registration in the Childcare Personnel Register
- Parents are actively involved in policy matters despite the absence of a mandatory parent committee
Summary
On 15 September 2026, the Municipal Health Service (GGD) West-Brabant carried out the annual inspection at childminder agency (gastouderbureau) Nanny in Huis region Tilburg & Oosterhout in Breda. The agency places nannies who provide care at the home address of parents. Across all assessed areas – pedagogical policy, staff, safety and health, and parental rights – the licence holder meets the statutory requirements. The pedagogical policy officer holds the appropriate qualification, all staff members and childminders have a valid Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) and are registered in the Childcare Personnel Register. The safety and health risk assessment is carried out annually per care address and is accessible to parents. The reporting code for domestic violence and child abuse is complete and up-to-date. As a maximum of 50 childminders are affiliated, no parent committee is mandatory; the licence holder involves parents in other ways. No violations or areas for improvement were identified. The GGD advises the municipality of Breda not to take enforcement measures.
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