Cohabitation between single-parent families
What if you chose cohabitation between single parents? A supportive solution to share daily life and regain balance.
Free cohabitation between single parents
A single-parent family is a parent raising one or more children alone. Daily responsibilities can quickly become overwhelming without support.
Accommodation in exchange for services
Accommodation for services allows one parent to host another in exchange for specific help, creating a fair and supportive living arrangement.
Examples of services
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Home sitting
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Domestic help
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Babysitting
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DIY & small repairs
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Pet sitting
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Day or night care
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Childcare
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Elderly assistance
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Support for people with disabilities
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Property supervision
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Gardening
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Cleaning & grocery shopping
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School pick-up
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Homework support
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ToitChezMoi? +
ToitChezMoi is a platform that connects people offering accommodation with people offering services, based on a home-for-services exchange.
The goal is to support a clear and reassuring co-living arrangement with transparent profiles and conversations.
Is a contract mandatory for a home-for-services arrangement? +
A written contract is not always legally mandatory, but it is strongly recommended to define commitments, duration, schedule and house rules.
A written agreement also helps prevent misunderstandings and makes disputes easier to resolve.
Which rules should be agreed on from the start? +
From the beginning, it is recommended to agree on simple rules: schedules, shared spaces, guests, quiet hours, cleaning and exit conditions.
A written agreement helps prevent misunderstandings and reassures both parties.
Is ToitChezMoi available in my area? +
Yes, ToitChezMoi is available throughout France, and the service is intended to expand internationally over time.
What should you do in case of conflict or tension? +
It is important to talk about it early and calmly. Often, a simple adjustment of rules or schedule is enough.
If the situation persists, rely on the written agreement and contact ToitChezMoi.
What is the difference between shared housing and home-for-services? +
Shared housing involves paying rent. Home-for-services is an exchange: services provided in return for accommodation, without traditional rent.