Across the Jewish diaspora, Hebrew is fading from daily life.
Fewer than 15% of Jews outside Israel can carry a basic conversation in the language of their ancestors.
The Hebrew Nanny Project is a bold new solution: placing trained, Hebrew-speaking caregivers in Jewish homes across North America and beyond — reviving language, identity, and spirit at the earliest stages of childhood.
These are not just babysitters. They are cultural emissaries.
Each nanny brings Hebrew into songs, bedtime stories, morning routines, and kitchen conversations — planting seeds of Jewish identity before a child ever steps into a classroom.
Caregivers also engage with parents, helping families infuse Hebrew into daily life with warmth and ease.
This is more than language revival — it is Jewish rebirth,
in the voice of a child who sings in Ivrit before they can spell “America.”
