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Toddlers (1-3 years)
Preschoolers (4-9 years)
Grade-schoolers (10-12 years)
High-schoolers (13-17 years)
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Part-Time Nanny Available in New York, NY: Cumba B.
Hi, my name is Cumba. I’m a 15-year-old high school student looking for a job. I’m interested in gaining work experience, becoming more independent, and earning my own money. I’m hardworking, responsible, and willing to learn new skills. I’m looking for an opportunity where I can contribute, gain experience, and grow.
Babysitter Available in New York, NY: Madison D.
I've worked in childcare settings for over two years, starting out as a teachers aid for my school's Early Childhood Education program where I worked with preschoolers in my high schools partnered daycare. Right now I work at a daycare called Delightful Days Learning Center where I work with children aged 0-11 years old, most commonly with children aged 2-4. I'm going to NYU in the spring of 2027 for Early Childhood Education.
Live-In Full-Time Nanny Available in New York, NY: Sumandeep K.
I am Sumandeep kaur 22years old looking to work as a nanny. I also have experience with kids.
Part-Time Nanny Available in New York, NY: Bella M.
Hello! My name is Bella! I adore kids and I've babysat numerous times. I have a niece that I babysit regularly and I used to babysit my cousin when I was younger. I'm a viola/violin teacher as well so I'm around kids all the time. I'm a very responsible person, I have a lot of experience, and I care deeply about children. :)
Full-Time Child Care Provider Available in New York, NY: Dina G.
Full-Time Nanny Available in New York, NY: Camellia G.
Part-Time Nanny Available in New York, NY: Samia S.
I am a loving and caring person whether it's with kids or adults, I always loved to make little children happy, brings joy and positivity all around. I hopefully want to work as a nanny so I could have that opportunity to make it easy and joyful all around.
Part-Time Child Care Provider Available in New York, NY: Adrienne C.
Full-Time Child Care Provider Available in New York, NY: Amanda E.
Hello, my name is Amanda Espinal. I am twenty-three years old, born and raised in Manhattan. I love reading and writing along with spending time with my family.
I've been around children my entire life. My first experience with a child was when I was twelve and my oldest sister gave birth to my beautiful baby niece. I babysat my niece a great deal of the time throughout the years.
My first formal experience with working with children was around high school, volunteering at a nearby elementary school. I helped children with homework as well as their emotional needs.
After finishing my first year of college, I spent my time working at a summer camp, ESF Camps. I was given the position of a camp counselor and put in charge of sixteen kindergarteners. For a month and a half, I was responsible for getting them to their activities on time, tending to their physical and emotional needs, and fostering a safe environment for them. It was a challenging time as it was the first time I was given sole supervision but the experience proved to be most fulfilling. This was the summer I learned how to engage with children with different personalities and come up with solutions that are suited to their individual needs.
I've been working with SASF (Sports and Arts Foundation) for about three and a half years now and it's where I've gained the most experience with children. The first two years with SASF, I was a counselor for middle schoolers. Like my role as a camp counselor with ESF, I was in charge of moving my group from one activity to another, keeping them engaged in every class while making sure of their safety. My current role at SASF as a Leadership Specialist was given to me at the start of my third year at SASF. As a Leadership Specialist, I teach my elementary school children several things. I teach them what is a leader, what makes a leader, and how to be an effective leader. In order to do this, I have to teach them how to talk to their peers, how to show respect ...
I've been around children my entire life. My first experience with a child was when I was twelve and my oldest sister gave birth to my beautiful baby niece. I babysat my niece a great deal of the time throughout the years.
My first formal experience with working with children was around high school, volunteering at a nearby elementary school. I helped children with homework as well as their emotional needs.
After finishing my first year of college, I spent my time working at a summer camp, ESF Camps. I was given the position of a camp counselor and put in charge of sixteen kindergarteners. For a month and a half, I was responsible for getting them to their activities on time, tending to their physical and emotional needs, and fostering a safe environment for them. It was a challenging time as it was the first time I was given sole supervision but the experience proved to be most fulfilling. This was the summer I learned how to engage with children with different personalities and come up with solutions that are suited to their individual needs.
I've been working with SASF (Sports and Arts Foundation) for about three and a half years now and it's where I've gained the most experience with children. The first two years with SASF, I was a counselor for middle schoolers. Like my role as a camp counselor with ESF, I was in charge of moving my group from one activity to another, keeping them engaged in every class while making sure of their safety. My current role at SASF as a Leadership Specialist was given to me at the start of my third year at SASF. As a Leadership Specialist, I teach my elementary school children several things. I teach them what is a leader, what makes a leader, and how to be an effective leader. In order to do this, I have to teach them how to talk to their peers, how to show respect ...
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