Live-In Part-Time Child Care Provider Available in Atlanta, GA: Lily Rayne C.

$25/hr

4 years of paid experience

A little bit about me

Hello everyone!

I am Lily Rayne; nanny, babysitter, and photographer!

As of September 2025, I have just returned home to Johns Creek after spending the summer as a live-in nanny to a one year old girl in Hawai'i. I am open to full-time live in nanny positions anywhere in the USA, or part-time positions near Johns Creek!

Working with children has been my passion since I was nearly a child myself. I've had 5 years of experience teaching and tutoring children of all ages (along with adults), and have been babysitting and nannying young children for going on 4 years. I have the most experience with children under 4. I am a recent high school graduate, and began babysitting the summer before my freshman year.

I am currently on a gap year before college, and would love to work for your family during this period.

I sincerely hope to be of assistance to you and your family!

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Availability

Start: ASAP

Part-time

Live-in

Age Groups

Infants

Toddlers

Preschoolers

How often do you need a child care provider?

Full-Time Part-Time

Qualifications

Certifications

CPR

First Aid

Other

Light housekeeping

Meal prep

Special needs

Work Experience

4 years of experience caring for:

Toddlers (1-3 years)

Preschoolers (4-9 years)

Infants (0-11 months)

More About Me

Relevant experience where I also cared for children were...

Throughout my sophomore and senior years of high school, when I babysat a one-year-old baby on a long-term basis and watched him grow into a little boy attending school. After graduation, working as a live-in nanny for a one year old for the summer, helping her learn essential skills like walking, "try again", noticing that same-shaped objects can be different weights, etc.

Activities I enjoy doing with children...

I love going to parks and playing with kids! I'm very big on being outdoors. Make believe games are super fun with children of most ages; playing shop, pretending to be characters from a book, etc. With slightly older kids (7-9) I love baking, building forts, and playing board games among other things. If you have energetic toddlers, I know how obsessed some of them are with using their new mobile abilities. The last 2 year old I babysat and I spent almost an hour chasing each other around his kitchen; he was so worn out, he was sound asleep the entire night. With babies and toddlers around 8 months-2 years, I love seeing how fast they're learning all at once. Skill building and nurturing development are so valuable to me, from learning to walk to learning that the black side of the magnet sticks to the fridge. Kids are all wonderfully unique, I love matching activities to their individual personalities.

The most important part about being a nanny...

Of course, my first priority is always to keep the children safe. After that, to foster their development; pushing them to believe in themselves while knowing how to ask for help, and teaching them skills necessary to build upon as they get older. But truly, my favorite part is to connect with the child. I absolutely adore having a close relationship with a child. The first time a 3 year old told his mom his "friend played with him all day" after I babysat for him the 3rd time, my heart melted. I love seeing a child happy and comfortable, and I adore giving parents a chance to relax and catch their breathes a bit. I feel nannying and babysitting is such an important role; my little sister and I had several nannies growing up, and how they acted with me affected how I turned out greatly. I've kept a stuffed animal for 8 years from my last nanny, who I loved very dearly. That's the kind of caregiver I want to be for your child.

My experience with special needs children...

It started in middle school. I was in a program called Peer Pals; every week I'd have a day to eat lunch with a selected partner who was special ed. She was named Kate, an 8th grader with down syndrome. She was nonverbal, but we were quick friends. Then I began to connect with many members of our school's special ed class; kids with autism, with down syndrome, likely with other needs I wasn't yet educated on. Since then I've made many companions on the spectrum, including my 9 year old godbrother.

If you have a child with special needs, I would love to educate myself on what they require and use my prior knowledge to help them as best as I can. Whether or not it would be a good fit depends of course on the child and their needs. I sincerely hope to be a match for your child!

The most important part about being a nanny...

The first time I got to show the baby I was nannying's family that she could walk. After so much effort in teaching her phrases like "try again" and "stand back up", and reiterating that she can "do hard things" in all aspects of her day to day life, I got to watch her grow increasingly confident in herself and excited to push herself out of her comfort zone. Things she had been curious about before, like walking and buckles, were now things she was eager to ask for help with and learn how to do herself. Teaching her sign language, words, mobility skills and perseverance were such incredible experiences!