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Nanny Emma
Nanny Emma
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I’m a 27 year old Master's in Social Work Student located in the Greenlake area, but willing to work anywhere in Seattle.
I am a positive, hardworking individual. I am dedicated to the children I work with, and hope to spend my career supporting children and families! I'm a former preschool and toddler teacher, a camp counselor, and have worked as a one-on-one aide to students with Autism.
I speak intermediate Spanish, I'm CPR certified, and have my own reliable transportation.
I'm looking to find a part time, ideally regular afterschool nannying gig - would be perfect for families looking for a weekly date night (or two!) and weekend care.
I love art, nature, bird watching and traveling.
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Nanny Samantha Valerie
Nanny Samantha Valerie
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Nanny Leticia
Nanny Leticia
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I’m an experienced nanny with 9+ years of experience caring for kids of all ages. I'm looking for a new long-term full-time job (40+ hrs/week) starting ASAP. I'm open to single families or nanny shares.
• Based in Lake City – open to jobs within 15 miles
• Bilingual (Portuguese/English)
• CPR/First Aid certified, vaccinated, pet-friendly
• Reliable transportation for work
• Available for occasional date nights and weekends
• Excellent references
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Nanny Jasmine
Nanny Jasmine
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Nanny Tyra-Celeste
Nanny Tyra-Celeste
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My spare time is spent baking, doing yoga, and traveling. I have also begun dabbling in cooking with a New Year's goal of making one homemade recipe a day.
In my work, I dedicate my time to ensuring and love to come prepared with age-appropriate and interactive activities and/or adventures.
I look forward to speaking with you!
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Nanny Samkelisiwe
Nanny Samkelisiwe
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I have experience caring for children of all ages, from infants to school-aged kids, and am confident in handling everything from bottle-feeding and diaper changes to homework help and creative play. I believe in a balanced approach to caregiving-fostering both structure and fun to support healthy development.
I am CPR/First Aid certified and have a clean background check and driving record. I'm happy to help with light housekeeping, or anything else that supports the family's needs.
I'm passionate about building strong relationships with both children and parents. I take pride in being dependable, patient, and truly invested in the wellbeing of kids.
I'd love the opportunity to get to know your family and see how I can help support your home!
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