English-speaking kids & family providers in Madrid

Browse trusted, English-speaking kids & family providers in Madrid, reviewed by the expat community.

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Florencia

Madrid on Jun 2026

My son has been studying with Esther for at least 4 years, and the improvement is amazing - before he started, he would only speak to me in English, and now he talks to me in Spanish. The classes are always very prepared, really fun and engaging, and the teachers bring in things like history, chess, football and Minecraft to keep him focused and excited. He mainly does 1 to 1 lessons, and Esther also created shared lessons with other children his age, which has been a perfect combination. Communication is very proactive and personalized, and the price feels really good, even a bit lower than what I was used to for Spanish lessons.

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Flor

Lima on Mar 2026

I inherited a collection of original Inca ceramics and he intervened my main room, threw away some walls and created an amazing glass exhibition so the pieces look like they are floating, with very specific lights that make the room very, very elegant. He also intervened our terraces with indirect lights, plants, warmers and these protectors you open and close so the wind stays out and the terrace becomes like a room, now we gained a lot of social space and everybody is complimenting us. Because of that, he designed our new offices to attract more youth and make people more relaxed and productive, and he really got the idea with the furniture, the layouts, the lighting and the floors, and people are very happy with the new space. For the industrial plant he worked with our engineers and specialists, understood all the processes, machinery and the logistics center, delivered on time with a very service oriented team, and the price felt very reasonable.

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Shif

Barcelona on Jan 2026

I used Luis's real estate service around October to look for an apartment in Barcelona. The communication was good - they created a WhatsApp group and there was no issue, but I was not getting too many options and the suggestions took their time. I stopped using the service and also stopped looking because the places offered were not as my expectations. I didn't pay anything since it was commission based and I didn't buy.

Trusting someone with your children in a new country is a big step. Locallista lists English-speaking babysitters, nannies, childcare and family services in Madrid, so you can communicate clearly and feel comfortable. Every provider is screened before listing and ranked on phone-verified reviews from the expat community. Choose a category below and reach out directly with a free account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I find English-speaking babysitters and nannies in Madrid?
Yes. There are agencies and individual carers in Madrid who specialise in English-speaking and bilingual childcare. Because this is about your children, we list ones reviewed by other families.
How do I know a carer is trustworthy?
Look for reviews from other parents, ask about experience and first-aid training, and always meet before you book. Phone-verified reviews give you a real sense of how they were with other families.
Are there bilingual nannies who can help with Spanish?
Yes, many carers are bilingual and happy to speak Spanish with your children, which helps them pick up the language naturally. Just mention it when you enquire.
Can I find one-off or holiday babysitting?
Yes, plenty of sitters take short-term, evening or holiday bookings as well as regular work. Filter to what you need and check availability.
What kids' activities are there for expat families?
Madrid has loads, from sports and music to language and arts, much of it available in English. Browse the category and read reviews from other families to find a good fit.
How much do special educational services cost in Madrid?
Specialist learning support in Madrid costs around €30 to €80 a session, with general tutoring €11 to €27 an hour.