[Grammar] came at home

[Will17]

Hello!
Can you tell me if this sentence is correct please?
"It's difficult to find a nanny who comes at home."

Thank you very much.
Will

 

[5jj]

Hello!
Can you tell me if this sentence is correct please?
"It's difficult to find a nanny who comes at home."

It is not correct. I am not even sure that I know what you intended to say.

 

[Will17]

It is not correct. I am not even sure that I know what you intended to say.

Hello 5!
I need to find a nanny to look after my kid. I want her to do that in my house. It's difficult to find someone who does that.
How would you put it?
Thanks a lot.
Will

 

[Rover_KE]

'It's difficult to find a nanny who will look after my child in our own home.'

Rover

 

[Barb_D]

The definition of a nanny is someone who looks after children in their own home, I'd say. You could say it's difficult to find a child care provider, which is a neutral term that covers care in your home, someone else's home, or in a child care center.

I'm having a hard time finding a nanny.
I'm having a hard time finding someone who will watch my children in my home.