You wouldn't drive your child without a baby car seat. You can't leave your child alone with a caregiver on trust alone.
It's hard to watch. With No Worries, AI watches, so you won't have to.
Join the WaitlistIn each case, the parents did everything right. Background checks. References. A camera in the room. It wasn't enough.
The lesson: you have to know immediately. Don't wait for the signs.
New York, USA
The child care agency ran a background check before placing this nanny. She knew a camera was recording. The abuse happened anyway.
New York City, USA
A city-funded, vetted childcare provider was caught on camera brutally beating toddlers. The family was left demanding answers.
November 2024
A family discovered what was happening to their child only after reviewing footage. The abuse had been ongoing. The parents had no idea.
California, USA
A 50-year-old nanny with years of experience abused a 3-month-old baby. Age, experience, and tenure are no guarantee of safety.
For No Worries Go
A 22-month-old child was abused by a 50-year-old nanny. This case directly inspired No Worries Go, our monitoring solution for families on the move.
March 31, 2026
Both parents worked. The babysitter was a 19-year-old close family friend they completely trusted. She knew the camera was there. For 7 hours she sat in a chair and repeatedly screamed at the 18-month-old. Even with full video evidence, prosecution may not be possible.
Virginia statistics, 2023
50,000+
children involved in child abuse or neglect
81 min
a child is abused every 81 minutes
13 days
a child dies from abuse every 13 days
Source: CASA of Central Virginia
"I do not care how much you trust a person. If it is your mother, your father, if they're going to watch your children in your home, you need a camera and you need to check it."
With No Worries, AI will alert you immediately.
Children under the age of 4 are at the highest risk. They cannot speak for themselves. They rely entirely on you to protect them.
In most places, recording video in your own home is legal. Audio recording is more nuanced: some states require everyone being recorded to consent, while others only require one person in the household to consent. Laws vary by country and state, and it is your responsibility to understand and comply with the rules where you live.
As a general best practice, we recommend telling your caregiver that monitoring is in place. Transparency protects you legally and sets clear expectations from the start.
No Worries does not provide legal advice and takes no responsibility for how the product is used. Please consult a local attorney if you have questions about your specific situation.
Look up the law in your stateYou will not forgive yourself if you don't know immediately.
Don't wait for the signs. With No Worries, AI watches so you won't have to.