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What idea is rolling around in your head for a business that you never get around to? (alien.top)

submitted 10 months ago by Low-Helicopter-2696@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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For a number of years I've wanted to start a business to transport kids to their activities. I know the concept of Uber for kids already exist in some places but it's not near me.

I start thinking about how I could recruit some drivers, run some background checks and then start recruiting weary parents who are tired of driving. Then I think about the logistics of all of it and take a walk instead lol

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[–] MOGRAPHWORKS@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

Yeah this is very tricky. One problem: most well-trained nannies won't get paid enough to make it worth it. It's already hard to find a good candidate to drive your kids to activities, because that's only 1-2 hours of work tops, and it means the nanny isn't able to take another job. After-school is prime nanny time, and a good nanny charges ~$27 an hour on average. So they'd rather take a 3-4 hour job that doesn't require constant driving vs 1-2 hours of pick-up/drop-off.