Personal Chef Needed For Christmas Day- Boston, MA

Opening for a personal chef in Boston area on Christmas Day. Chef is responsible for serving buffet, family-style luncheon for 8 people with 100% organic ingredients. Family would love a traditional spread--turkey or prime rib roast or beef tenderloin, basic salad, market vegetables, pies and various desserts. 


Must have a culinary degree and a minimum of 3 years private home experience to apply for this position. Compensation is $3-4K, DOE.



To apply, please email your resume and cover letter to info@alteregoconcierge.com. Chef MUST already be located in the Boston area on Christmas Day to apply--NO exceptions.

Give Thanks For Great Help

Take time to give thanks this year for a stress free Thanksgiving! 

Treat yourself to household help this holiday season with the best staff from Alter Ego Concierge. We have everything you need to alleviate the hassle so that you can enjoy your time with family and friends. We place staff throughout the world, and will get you the best help no matter what your location is this year.

Chef: Whether you need a chef to plan, set, and prepare your feast or a sous chef to aide in the big day's coordination, we have chefs for every size party and every culinary palette's preference. 

Nanny: Our nannies are ready to travel with you near, far, or join your home for a Thanksgiving staycation.

Housekeeper: Cook the meal, but don't have to clean up? What could be better.

Servers & Bartenders: A treat not just for you, but for your guests! 

In addition to these services, all of the positions we place at AEC are available for your temporary holiday needs. Can be booked as a gift for family and friends! To inquire or to book staff this Thanksgiving season, please call 312-802-2337 or email info@alteregoconcierge.com. 

Halloween Safety Tips for Families

Happy Halloween to our favorite families, nannies, and babysitters! As you head out for some Halloween family fun this weekend, keep in mind these safety tips so everyone can have an enjoyable time:

1.) Never trick-or-treat alone: stay in large groups and always have at least one adult for every 4 children.

2.) Go bright: the brighter the costume, the more visible the child. Add reflective tape for added safety, or give your child a glow stick to carry with them. 

3.) Avoid masks: If it's absolutely necessary to wear a mask, ensure that the mask is properly fit, makes it easy for the child to breathe, and that the child is old enough to take the mask off themselves if there were ever an emergency.

4.) Inspect:  make sure to carefully look at any treats your child receives and discard anything suspicious, homemade, or unusual. Unwrapped treats are a definite no! 

5.) Don't stray far from home: trick-or-treating in your neighborhood and with families that you know well. Teach children early on about stranger danger by encouraging the familiar.