Nannies hold the memory
of childhood.

Gardspace was born from a very concrete feeling: the anticipated nostalgia for my daughter's childhood.

At the end of her first day of childcare — she was only five months old — I realised that the conditions of modern life would irremediably prevent me from witnessing all of her childhood.

A feeling never left me: every moment of her childhood should be able to be remembered one day.

In our case, an exceptional Nanny accompanies my daughter. Like many dedicated professionals, she notices the small moments that parents don't always see: a new gesture, an unexpected expression, a small victory during the day.

Every day, Nannies are the quiet witnesses of these moments.

They try to pass on a few fragments to parents. But today, that memory remains fragile — a quick summary, a few photos, memories that fade with time.

A quiet protocol, a method that allows professionals to record these instants as they happen — and families to find them again each evening, like a daily story of childhood.

A memory that is simple, faithful, and respectful of the work of those who care for children.

If Gardspace can, even modestly, preserve a few fragments of childhood, then its mission will have been accomplished.