World Cup babysitting in Vancouver.

Yes. Hotel babysitting is the most-requested service from visiting families. Sitters meet you in-room, in the lobby, or at a hotel kids club at the time you choose. The booking fee is $55 +GST. Families pay the sitter $28/hour directly, or $35/hour after 1am. Overnight care is $650/night. Bookings are common at hotels in Coal Harbour, Yaletown, the West End, near BC Place, and around Canada Place.

For confirmed match dates we recommend booking 2 to 4 weeks ahead. Match-night demand stacks against itself because the same families want the same evening windows. Same-day requests are still fillable but the roster narrows quickly inside 24 hours of kickoff. Booking multiple matches or dates early also gives us the best chance of assigning the same sitter each time.

Multilingual sitters are available on request. Let us know your language requirement when you book and we will match against the available roster for your dates. We confirm language coverage at the time of booking rather than promising specific languages in advance, so the match reflects who is genuinely available.

Yes. Match-night bookings often run longer than the original window. Evening matches at BC Place fall into long blocks and bookings frequently extend after final whistle. We staff sitters who specifically work late blocks so you can stay for extra time, post-match dinner, or a fan-zone celebration without scrambling on the way back to the hotel.

Yes. Sunhouse provides discreet hotel-based childcare for visiting players families, team staff, federation guests, and accredited media families. Sitters working with players families sign NDAs when requested and are briefed on hotel security and access protocols before the first shift.

Yes. Sitters working with players families, federation guests, or visiting talent regularly sign non-disclosure agreements provided by the family, federation, or representation. We forward the NDA to the assigned sitter before the first shift and confirm signature back to the booking party.

Yes. Every Sunhouse sitter is interviewed in person, reference-checked, third-party criminal record screened, reviewed against vulnerable sector check requirements, and holds current CPR certification. Every sitter carries at least three years of professional childcare experience before they take a booking under the Sunhouse name.

Yes. Concierges, federation hosts, team operations staff, and travel coordinators can book on behalf of guests. We invoice the booking party directly and route confirmations to both the parent and the coordinator. Hotels and federations expecting recurring demand can set up a single account that covers multiple families.

Sitter pay is $35/hour after 1am. Overnight care is $650/night. For families staying out post-match, late dinner, fan zones, or hospitality, the overnight rate applies once the booking crosses into the late-night window. Sitters trained for overnight blocks handle the bedtime routine and stay through the morning if needed.

Yes, and we recommend it. Continuity matters with kids, especially in an unfamiliar city. When you confirm match dates we hold the same sitter across the tournament whenever the schedule allows, so your child sees a familiar face every booking instead of a new caregiver each match.

Yes. Sitters travel to hotels and rentals across Greater Vancouver including Richmond and the YVR-area hotels, North Vancouver, Burnaby, and the Tri-Cities. For families staying in Whistler before or after their Vancouver matches, Sea-to-Sky travel is available; travel time is billed at the hourly rate.