Milava SMS Program

How caregiver texts work · Last updated August 08, 2026

Milava (milava.app) is a family childcare coordination app by Milava LLC. Families can turn on a daily schedule text for their caregiver (for example, a nanny). This page documents exactly how consent is collected and what messages are sent.

How opt-in works (double opt-in)

Step 1 — A parent enables the feature. Inside the Milava app, on their caregiver's card, a parent turns on "Send daily text" and enters the caregiver's mobile number.

The caregiver edit screen in the Milava app, showing the Phone field and the "Send daily text" toggle switched on.

The in-app control, as shown on a caregiver's card.

Step 2 — Milava sends the caregiver one verification message:

Hi Olivia - it's Mike. I use Milava to coordinate our babysitting, and this number handles the texts. Reply YES to connect. Not Olivia? Reply STOP.

Step 3 — Texting begins only if the recipient replies YES. Consent is given by the message recipient themselves, not by the parent. On YES, the caregiver receives:

Milava: You're connected — you'll get a text each morning you're on the schedule. Msg&data rates may apply. Reply HELP for help or STOP anytime to opt out.

If the recipient replies STOP — or never replies — no schedule texts are ever sent.

The verification and confirmation messages, as sent.

What gets sent after opt-in

At most one schedule message per day the caregiver is scheduled to work, around 7 AM in the family's timezone. Example:

Milava: Good morning Olivia! Today 8am-5pm. Nora: Swim lessons 4:00 pm Schedule & info: https://milava.app/s/… Reply STOP to opt out.

No marketing or promotional messages are ever sent on this program.

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