AU2017101669A4 - Holdmykid.com is an online platform that allows people (‘Parents’) to book other people’s time (‘Babysitters’) to look after kids at the babysitter’s homes. - Google Patents
Holdmykid.com is an online platform that allows people (‘Parents’) to book other people’s time (‘Babysitters’) to look after kids at the babysitter’s homes. Download PDFInfo
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Abstract Generally, babysitters, carers or nannies are called in to look after kids at the parent's homes under different types of engagements such as casual, au pair, part time or full time. Regardless of the type of engagement, the babysitter or nanny must attend the parent's (or client's) home to provide the service. There are several websites that provide these babysitting services. The service here refers to a new way of working in which people ('Parents') bring their kids to other people's homes ('Babysitters') for a determined period of time and then they pick them up. Meaning, the babysitter, carer or nanny provides the service from their own home. This happens usually by, but not limited to, private arrangements between the people involved.
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Generally, babysitters, carers or nannies are called in to look after kids at the parent's homes under different types of engagements such as casual, au pair, part time or full time. Regardless of the type of engagement, the babysitter or nanny must attend the parent's (or client's) home to provide the service. There are several websites that provide these babysitting services. The service here refers to a new way of working in which people ('Parents') bring their kids to other people's homes ('Babysitters') for a determined period of time and then they pick them up. Meaning, the babysitter, carer or nanny provides the service from their own home. This happens usually by, but not limited to, private arrangements between the people involved.
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Holdmykid.com is an online platform that allows people ('Parents') to book other people's time ('Babysitters') to look after kids at the babysitter's homes.
Summary [0001] Generally, babysitters, carers or nannies are called in to look after kids at the parent's homes under different types of engagements such as casual, au pair, part time or full time. Regardless of the type of engagement, the babysitter or nanny must attend the parent's (or client's) home to provide the service. There are several websites that provide these babysitting services.
[0002] The service being patented here refers to a new way of working in which people ('Parents') bring their kids to other people's homes ('Babysitters') for a determined period of time and then they pick them up. Meaning, the babysitter, carer or nanny provides the service from their own home. This happens usually by, but not limited to, private arrangements between the people involved.
[0003] Holdmykid.com is the first and only digital platform that allows this service model to work.
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1. Any kind of website, portal, smartphone or mobile application or any digital channel that allows people ('Parents') to book other people's time ('Babysitters') with the purpose of looking after, babysitting or caring for their kids, at the babysitter's home.
2. Any kind of service that promotes, encourages or allows the service described on claim 1 to happen, regardless of the way it's delivered.
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| AU2017101669A AU2017101669A4 (en) | 2017-11-29 | 2017-11-29 | Holdmykid.com is an online platform that allows people (‘Parents’) to book other people’s time (‘Babysitters’) to look after kids at the babysitter’s homes. |
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| AU2017101669A AU2017101669A4 (en) | 2017-11-29 | 2017-11-29 | Holdmykid.com is an online platform that allows people (‘Parents’) to book other people’s time (‘Babysitters’) to look after kids at the babysitter’s homes. |
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