3 babysitter jobs in Miner
The Ghory Family
The Ghory Family
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We are a family in South San Jose looking for a kind, patient, dependable caregiver/family helper for a long-term position.
Our primary need is help caring for our 13-year-old son with autism, who is minimally verbal, particularly before and/or after school. He thrives with familiar routines and can occasionally have challenging behaviors when dysregulated, so we need someone calm and willing to learn his communication style, routines and triggers. I’ll be available to support and step in when needed, especially initially. Special-needs/autism experience is a plus.
We also have a 2-year-old, so comfort with young children is important.
Depending on our needs, the role may also include:
• Engaging/playing with our toddler as needed
• Cooking/meal prep
• Dishes/kitchen cleanup
• Laundry/folding
• Tidying/organizing
• Vacuuming/mopping and general household help
Immediate need starting next week, especially after school, with some morning/daytime hours available. We’re looking for someone consistent and long-term.
Reliability and communication are extremely important.
📍 South San Jose
🗓 Part-time/flexible
💰 Compensation based on arrangement/experience
Please message with your experience, availability next week + ongoing availability, expected rate and references (if available).
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The kumar Family
The kumar Family
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The Ameen Family
The Ameen Family
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The Pareek Family
The Pareek Family
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Hindi-speaking would be a strong plus, but toddler experience, reliability, and a caring temperament matter most. We would like to start with a paid trial asap and ideally find one consistent person rather than different caregivers.
The Chowdhury Family
The Chowdhury Family
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Specific requirements:
Verifiable experience caring for infants (0–3 months).
Up-to-date infant CPR/First Aid certifications and vaccinations (TDAP, Flu, Covid).
Fluency in English.
Ability to drive (negotiable if living nearby; we are located in the East Foothills of San Jose).
Willingness to assist with all baby-related household tasks (e.g., bottle sterilization, baby laundry, etc.).
Experience in early childhood development
If you are interested, please send a private message with a brief introduction about yourself, your experience, references, and your expected hourly rate. We look forward to meeting you!
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The Towslee Family
The Towslee Family
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I’m looking for someone to come in 2 times a week, from 9 am - 4 pm l, so I can work in my home office. I’d like the time with my daughter to be educational and interactive. Her meals will be easy to manage. And I’ll be home the whole time but need to lock in to the office. I live in Santana Row with two parks in walking distance.
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The bansal Family
The bansal Family
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I have 2 boys - almost 7 years and 3 years old
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The Rocha Family
The Rocha Family
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The Solasteas Family
The Solasteas Family
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We practice conscious parenting and positive discipline in our home, focused on building strong connection with our children, helping them develop critical thinking skills and self-confidence alongside impulse control, and instilling a deep sense of safety in the world and in their emotions. We're looking for caregivers who practice disciplinary approaches that are in line with these goals, even if not defined as conscious parenting or positive discipline. Our ideal caregivers have a toolbox of non-punishment-based methods to address inappropriate or unsafe behaviors. We are not requesting housekeeping services, but we do ask that you help and encourage Hoyt to clean up after his playtime, crafts, and meals.
The hours posted are the regular weekly hours we need help right now. We have a few babysitters who currently have the schedule covered between them, and we are looking for backup support in case anyone calls off or has a schedule change. We will also have more shifts available as I start working more hours. If you're interested in supporting us occasionally for now, with potential opportunities for more regular shifts in the future, we'd love to hear from you!
~Janice
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