This women charges $1,000/day to babysit at weddings!

17 May 2026 · 1 min

Watch on YouTube

0:38

In this YouTube monologue, Dan Novaes profiles a woman who has built a niche wedding‑day childcare service called the "Wedding Nanny." She and her team set up a pop‑up daycare corner at wedding venues, providing toys, crafts, and supervision for the children while the adults celebrate. The service commands $1,000 per day, has a months‑long waitlist, and operates with virtually no advertising—relying solely on social‑media posts of the setup that attract couples who need a hassle‑free solution for their kids. Novaes highlights the business’s key strengths: a clear, universal problem at almost every wedding, a high‑value price point, minimal overhead, and a self‑sustaining marketing loop where the service sells itself.

Chapters

This woman charges $1,000 a day to babysit at weddings, and she's booked for months in advance. She calls it the Wedding Nanny. Her team shows up to the venue with toys, crafts, and books set up at a pop-up daycare in the corner and watches every kid at the wedding while the adults enjoy themselves. And every couple who's ever stressed about what to do with their kids at a wedding immediately gets it because it solves a problem that exists at almost every single wedding, and nobody had the thought to turn it into a business. She doesn't run ads, just posts her setup on social media. Couples see it and message her to book. The content sells a service and the service sells itself. $1,000 a day, months-long waitlist, almost zero overhead. Just a generally smart solution to a problem people didn't even know they could outsource.