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Part-Time Nanny Job: The Dickinson Family with 1 Child
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Part-Time Nanny Job: The Galeazzi Family with 5 Children
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Piascik Family with 1 Child
Need an in-home nanny for 20 month old boy. We are looking for Monday, Tuesday and Friday 8:30-4:30ish. Pay can be negotiated. He is watched by his grandma on Wednesdays and Thursdays, but she’s elderly and starting to get tired, so I am not sure how long that will last. This position has the opportunity to be full-time eventually.
We are open to a nanny at our home primarily or even a live-in nanny. We will have a room open the beginning of September. We would want the nanny to teach and educate, as well as take him outside to play and out to activities, therefore, a car is preferred. One parent works from home 3 to 4 days a week. The other parent occasionally works from home, but is mainly in the office.
We have tried an in-home daycare, as well as a local daycare center, and our son is not happy in either setting. He is the happiest when he’s home. He requires a lot of one-on-one time and attention. He loves to be cuddled and being outside.
He has his own playroom at home and plenty of things outside to keep him entertained. He is very verbal and very opinionated, like most kids his age, haha.
He’s very sweet and just loves attention.
Our home is located in Brookline, New Hampshire, very close to Townsend, MA. We have a 13 year old Who is very active in sports, so we are open to discussing transportation for her as well to/from her sports (occasionally). We are a two mom home. We also have two cats and two dogs. One of our dogs has a lot of energy and is quite annoying sometimes, so being a pet person is preferred.
Thank you for your time.
We are open to a nanny at our home primarily or even a live-in nanny. We will have a room open the beginning of September. We would want the nanny to teach and educate, as well as take him outside to play and out to activities, therefore, a car is preferred. One parent works from home 3 to 4 days a week. The other parent occasionally works from home, but is mainly in the office.
We have tried an in-home daycare, as well as a local daycare center, and our son is not happy in either setting. He is the happiest when he’s home. He requires a lot of one-on-one time and attention. He loves to be cuddled and being outside.
He has his own playroom at home and plenty of things outside to keep him entertained. He is very verbal and very opinionated, like most kids his age, haha.
He’s very sweet and just loves attention.
Our home is located in Brookline, New Hampshire, very close to Townsend, MA. We have a 13 year old Who is very active in sports, so we are open to discussing transportation for her as well to/from her sports (occasionally). We are a two mom home. We also have two cats and two dogs. One of our dogs has a lot of energy and is quite annoying sometimes, so being a pet person is preferred.
Thank you for your time.
Live-In Full-Time Nanny Job: The Damigella Family with 2 Children
Need 3 to 5 days of child care
8 am to 4 pm
8 am to 4 pm
Full-Time Nanny Job: The Whitehouse Family with 2 Children
Hello!
We are building a home and will be moving to Brookline, NH in the fall. My husband will be working from home and going into the office a few days a week. I work in MA as a first grade teacher. We will need someone in the morning before we leave for work at about 7 (or we are flexible to drop off if we are nanny sharing) and I will be home around 4 each day.
We are building a home and will be moving to Brookline, NH in the fall. My husband will be working from home and going into the office a few days a week. I work in MA as a first grade teacher. We will need someone in the morning before we leave for work at about 7 (or we are flexible to drop off if we are nanny sharing) and I will be home around 4 each day.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Smith Family with 1 Child
Need someone home when j leave for work to get my son up and ready for school.
