Part-Time Nanny Job: The Lowe Family with 1 Child

$14.81/hr

1 year old boy

A little bit about us

Hello, my name is Brandon. My fiancee, Charlie, and I just need a babysitter we can work with when we want to go on dates and outings. These days will usually be Mondays and/or Tuesdays (for now), after noon but before 5p. Each outing/date shouldn't end up being more than 4 or 5 hours.

A bit about our Edgar Allan Lowe:

• He's almost 2 (10/20) and has been stuck in his "terrible twos" stage since 10 months.
• Tends to throw lots of tantrums and has quite the attitude while doing so. He'll stop pretty easily, but don't coddle him!
• He's extremely energetic and active with a love of tormenting our dog, Zelda (who you'll have to watch, as well).
• He can't speak very much, yet, but he's very vocal and communicates his needs somewhat clearly with body language.
• Loves being outside, playing with large and/or noisey toys, and trying to interact with animals.
• He's very social and a runner. Turn your back, and he's gone.
• Acceptable nicknames - Eddie, Edd and bud or buddy.
• Pretty picky when it comes to food. Prefers proteins like eggs and meat. He won't drink just water and he won't drink (watered down) juice unless you tell him it's the only thing he gets until he's done, but loves almond milk.
• Will use a binkie if he has one.
• Can't sleep without a sippy and his musical/light up elephant.

About our Zelda:

• She's a mutt with crazy eyes! German Shepherd, Husky and Rottweiler.
• 3 years old (01/14)
• Very hyper, playful and loving, but will listen off you tell her to go away.
• She's an old lady at heart, so she gets tired of Edgar easily and will bark or growl at him (This is okay, but nipping or biting at him is not.).
• Addicted to human food, so no human food before dog food.
• She runs. And when she runs, she won't listen until she's done, so she'll need a leash before going outside.
• Her most used commands: sit/lay down ("kick it"/"kick it down"), leave ("Zelda, go away"), up ("up, up"), get it ("sick" in a slight hiss), and drop it ("drop" it").