Tech firm uses AI to match parents with child carers

A London-based start-up is aiming to become the'match.com "The relationship between child carers and parents is very intimate," said Cibej, who quit her six-figure salaried job with a global firm to set up the company in October 2017. "It's not like the normal employer-employee relationship; it requires compatibility on both a professional and emotional level. "Parents are essentially inviting someone into their home to attend to – and help raise – a person most precious to them. "It is essential that they be able to build trust and seamless communication with their nanny."