About Nestology
Nestology is building a 360-degree developmental ecosystem for children aged 0–3 years. We combine Montessori principles, neuroscience, structured milestone tracking, coaching, and home environment design to support families during the most formative years of life.
We are not a content company. We are a guided developmental system.
Role Overview
The Montessori Family Coach is the first line of developmental guidance for parents.
This role is not classroom teaching. It is not therapy. It is not generic parenting advice.
You will:
- Translate Montessori philosophy into practical home implementation
- Guide families through developmental stages (0–3 years)
- Support parents with environment setup, routines, behavior understanding, and milestone tracking
- Deliver structured coaching calls and home observations
- Escalate concerns when medical or therapeutic intervention is required
You are the calm, informed developmental anchor for the family.
Key Responsibilities
1. Parent Coaching (Core Role
- Conduct scheduled 1:1 video coaching sessions
- Help parents interpret child behavior developmentally
- Guide home environment setup (sleep area, movement space, language zone, practical life shelf)
- Support transitions (weaning, toileting readiness, separation, sleep shifts)
- Align parents to Montessori principles without dogma
2. Developmental Tracking
- Review milestone data and parent inputs
- Identify red flags vs normal variation
- Provide structured feedback based on age bands (0–3 months, 3–6 months, etc.)
- Document coaching notes in CRM
3. Home Visit Support (If Applicable)
- Conduct structured home observations using Nestology checklist
- Give environment optimization suggestions
- Model interaction techniques
4. Parent Emotional Regulation
- Help parents differentiate anxiety from developmental reality
- Provide grounded, science-backed reassurance
- Maintain professional boundaries (not therapy)
5. Internal Collaboration
- Work with content, AI, and product teams to improve developmental frameworks
- Flag recurring parental challenges for curriculum refinement
Who You Are
- Trained in Montessori (AMI/AMS or equivalent preferred)
- Deep understanding of 0–3 development (movement, language, toileting, independence, attachment)
- Comfortable working with urban working parents
- Calm, non-preachy communicator
- Can simplify without oversimplifying
- Emotionally regulated and professional
Must Have
- Formal Montessori training (0–3 preferred)
- Experience working directly with families (not only classroom)
- Strong observational skills
- Clear written documentation ability
- Fluent spoken English (Hindi a plus)
Good to Have
- Infant observation background
- Exposure to developmental screening tools
- Experience with home-based Montessori setups
- Coaching certification
What This Role Is Not
- Not a school teacher role
- Not a therapist role
- Not a social media influencer role
- Not a casual “mom advisor” role
This is structured developmental guidance.
Performance Metrics
- Parent retention & satisfaction
- Quality of coaching documentation
- Developmental escalation accuracy
- Parent implementation rate