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Part-Time Nanny Job: The Anderson Family with 1 Child
Looking for infant care for our youngest, she is 6 months old and an absolute joy! Bottle fed and just now starting mushy foods.We do have a senior blind dog. He will bark when first meeting but sleeps almost all day. We are looking for someone available M-TH 8a-5p. I am a substitute educator so my schedule may change a bit. I will thoroughly communicate any schedule changes as they arise.
Full-Time Nanny Job: The Faustine Family with 1 Child
We are first-time parents seeking someone to care for our 5 month old daughter while we work. Schedule includes every other Friday off, aligned with parents’ work schedule:
Week 1: M–F, 8–4:30
Week 2: M–Th, 8–4:30
Expectations/Requirements
1. Spanish & Interaction
- Speak exclusively Spanish with baby (100%); English is appropriate with parents.
- Actively engage with baby through conversation, play, reading, singing, and age-appropriate activities.
- Provide age-appropriate enrichment supporting cognitive, physical, social, and language development.
- Read to baby daily.
- Encourage independent play while actively supervising.
2. Safety & Environment
- No screen time for baby.
- No personal phone use except emergencies or Huckleberry updates.
- No visitors while providing childcare.
- Initially, outdoor activities are limited to the backyard unless parent-approved.
- Comfortable working around dogs.
- Remove shoes and wash hands upon arrival.
3. Communication & Documentation
- Maintain Huckleberry updates/records for feeds, sleep, diapers, activities, and other childcare details.
- Promptly communicate pertinent information, questions, concerns, or changes regarding baby, including health, behavior, development, feeding, sleep, or safety.
4. Baby-Related Responsibilities
- Wash, dry, fold, and put away baby’s laundry weekly.
- Prepare bottles and solids as needed.
- Wash/put away bottles, pacifiers, dishes, toys, and other baby items as needed.
- Maintain/restock changing table supplies, including diapers, wipes, creams, etc.
- Notify parents when supplies are running low.
- Empty dirty-diaper container as needed.
- Tidy/put away baby items after use or at day’s end.
5. Attendance & Time Off
- Notify parents of illness/sick leave ≥2 hours before start time, whenever reasonably possible.
- Request planned time off ≥2 weeks in advance.
- Parents will provide ≥2 weeks’ notice of planned family time off, whenever reasonably possible.
Week 1: M–F, 8–4:30
Week 2: M–Th, 8–4:30
Expectations/Requirements
1. Spanish & Interaction
- Speak exclusively Spanish with baby (100%); English is appropriate with parents.
- Actively engage with baby through conversation, play, reading, singing, and age-appropriate activities.
- Provide age-appropriate enrichment supporting cognitive, physical, social, and language development.
- Read to baby daily.
- Encourage independent play while actively supervising.
2. Safety & Environment
- No screen time for baby.
- No personal phone use except emergencies or Huckleberry updates.
- No visitors while providing childcare.
- Initially, outdoor activities are limited to the backyard unless parent-approved.
- Comfortable working around dogs.
- Remove shoes and wash hands upon arrival.
3. Communication & Documentation
- Maintain Huckleberry updates/records for feeds, sleep, diapers, activities, and other childcare details.
- Promptly communicate pertinent information, questions, concerns, or changes regarding baby, including health, behavior, development, feeding, sleep, or safety.
4. Baby-Related Responsibilities
- Wash, dry, fold, and put away baby’s laundry weekly.
- Prepare bottles and solids as needed.
- Wash/put away bottles, pacifiers, dishes, toys, and other baby items as needed.
- Maintain/restock changing table supplies, including diapers, wipes, creams, etc.
- Notify parents when supplies are running low.
- Empty dirty-diaper container as needed.
- Tidy/put away baby items after use or at day’s end.
5. Attendance & Time Off
- Notify parents of illness/sick leave ≥2 hours before start time, whenever reasonably possible.
- Request planned time off ≥2 weeks in advance.
- Parents will provide ≥2 weeks’ notice of planned family time off, whenever reasonably possible.
Babysitter Job: The Berns Family with 2 Children
Hello, my husband and I are looking for part-time nanny who would be available early mornings, afternoons, evenings, and occasional weekends. We both work in healthcare, so we have varied work schedules. We are looking for assistance with our two boys, Milo is 2.5 and Finn is 15mo. We often need help with afternoons to pick them up from daycare, help get them fed and occasional bedtimes. 4pm-630/7. We work occasional weekends so those days would be more extended hours 630-4pm but that also may vary. We also are always looking for someone for occasional date nights. We understand our schedule is complicated and we tend to ask for help a lot of times last minute. Looking for someone or a few people that are flexible. On the weekends we love for the kids to get outside for adventures whether that's to go to the park, go on little hikes, the zoo, Explora, the natural history museum etc.
Full-Time Nanny Job: The Cruz Family with 3 Children
we have 3 girls one is medically fragile and the other two can be a hand full but they need consistency, structure and routine. we are looking for an energetic well organized and disciplined caregiver
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Byrd Family with 1 Child
I have a well behaved six year old son. He is full of energy and funny. Looking for someone that can watch him nights that I go out. It's simply ensuring he is safe and in bed on time when I'm not present. The times can be anytime between 730pm - 230am. I would prefer someone with CPR and first-aid certifications. I can give further details for those that show interest. Thank you.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Madrid Family with 1 Child
Full time Dad, work 40 to 50 hours a week,
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Chacon Family with 2 Children
I babysit my Grandkids 2 beautiful girls 10 and 4 and 7 of the neighbors kids (ages 5-14)I Got lots of experience and very patient. I prefer to feed the kids healthy meals, have fun,naps if needed. Preferably ages 5 and above. I can be available in a family emergency or if parents just need a night/evening to themselves. I know many families prefer a female babysitter. I do got great references and many kids I've babysat have grown into there teens/adults they n myself have stayed close as if we were family. Looking for part time, hours from 4pm to/till parents return. Mornings im unavailable, some afternoons i can be flexible . I can almost give a 90% guarantee that your kids will have fun,safe and ask again for my return to babysit. " Lilbluicu @ gmail .come " Thank you and have a great day.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Berg Family with 1 Child
Our baby boy is named Bodhi. He is 11 months old and is a very happy curious little one. Dad works all day, momma teaches a few classes two days a week. 2-3 hours three days a week. Our child is easy to take care of. No TV or screens please and please no sugar.
We may expand our need if we can find some consistent child care.
We may expand our need if we can find some consistent child care.
Full-Time Nanny Job: The Sharrar Family with 1 Child
My son is high functioning autistic. We need someone that has patience for the little guy Monday through Friday from 7:15am to 12:15pm. He has daily autism therapy near our home, which he would need to be dropped off at 12:15pm sharp. We will include a fuel stipend aside from the hourly rate.
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