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Full-Time Nanny Job: The McIntyre Family with 1 Child
UWS family seeking a full-time family assistant / nanny, starting ASAP.
We're a pregnant stay-at-home mom and a 17-month-old boy on the Upper West Side. We need someone who can take real ownership of the day: childcare, healthy meals, laundry, household organization, groceries and errands, and help through postpartum once the baby arrives. Hours will be full-time weekdays and should grow with the second child. This is a long-term role.
We're looking for someone warm, proactive, and highly organized who genuinely likes being with little kids. Professional childcare experience is required, especially with infants and toddlers. A college degree is required. A background in teaching, education, psychology, or child development is a big plus. CPR/First Aid and non-smoker required. Spanish is a plus, not required. Strong references (or 5-star reviews) matter a lot to us.
The right person is educated, energetic, and looking for a full-time role they can grow into with our family, not occasional babysitting. If that sounds like you, please send a short note about your recent families, your weekday availability, and when you can start.
We're a pregnant stay-at-home mom and a 17-month-old boy on the Upper West Side. We need someone who can take real ownership of the day: childcare, healthy meals, laundry, household organization, groceries and errands, and help through postpartum once the baby arrives. Hours will be full-time weekdays and should grow with the second child. This is a long-term role.
We're looking for someone warm, proactive, and highly organized who genuinely likes being with little kids. Professional childcare experience is required, especially with infants and toddlers. A college degree is required. A background in teaching, education, psychology, or child development is a big plus. CPR/First Aid and non-smoker required. Spanish is a plus, not required. Strong references (or 5-star reviews) matter a lot to us.
The right person is educated, energetic, and looking for a full-time role they can grow into with our family, not occasional babysitting. If that sounds like you, please send a short note about your recent families, your weekday availability, and when you can start.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The More Family with 1 Child
Need a mommy’s helper a few days a week. Likely 11-2.
Will need help feeding, reading, playing with my 1 yr old son.
I will be home during these times, and rarely leave. I
Will need help feeding, reading, playing with my 1 yr old son.
I will be home during these times, and rarely leave. I
Full-Time Nanny Job: The Bukhari Family with 2 Children
**Full-Time Nanny / Household Manager — Upper East Side (40 hrs/week)**
We're a family on the Upper East Side looking for a warm, capable, and highly organized person to join us full-time as both caregiver to our two daughters (ages 9 and 10) and manager of our home. This is a long-term position and we're hoping to find someone who wants to grow with our family.
The girls are independent and don't need constant supervision — what they need is someone to steward their afternoons. That means homework, snacks, activities, getting them to and from where they need to be, and generally keeping their world in order until I'm home from work.
The rest of the day is home management. Meal prep for the family, housekeeping and daily tidying, errands, and ongoing organization — seasonal closet rotations, keeping the girls' rooms sorted as sizes and toys change, and staying ahead of the things that pile up when no one is watching them.
Our mornings start early, so we need a genuine morning person who's ready to go from the first bell. We're in the city, so confidence navigating the subway with kids is essential. No driving required.
Who thrives in this role: someone who moves fluidly between tasks and takes real ownership of the household rather than waiting to be assigned each thing. If you see the laundry basket, the empty fridge, and the outgrown winter coats without being told, we will get along well. Kind with kids, discreet, and reliable are non-negotiable.
What we offer: a genuinely warm household, clear communication, respect for your time, and a family that treats this as a professional role with room to shape how things run.
**Details:** Full-time, 40 hours/week, live-out. Upper East Side, Manhattan. Start date September (some flexibility for the right person). Compensation discussed during the interview process — we pay competitively and on the books.
Please reach out with a bit about yourself and your experience with school-age children. References required.
We're a family on the Upper East Side looking for a warm, capable, and highly organized person to join us full-time as both caregiver to our two daughters (ages 9 and 10) and manager of our home. This is a long-term position and we're hoping to find someone who wants to grow with our family.
The girls are independent and don't need constant supervision — what they need is someone to steward their afternoons. That means homework, snacks, activities, getting them to and from where they need to be, and generally keeping their world in order until I'm home from work.
The rest of the day is home management. Meal prep for the family, housekeeping and daily tidying, errands, and ongoing organization — seasonal closet rotations, keeping the girls' rooms sorted as sizes and toys change, and staying ahead of the things that pile up when no one is watching them.
Our mornings start early, so we need a genuine morning person who's ready to go from the first bell. We're in the city, so confidence navigating the subway with kids is essential. No driving required.
Who thrives in this role: someone who moves fluidly between tasks and takes real ownership of the household rather than waiting to be assigned each thing. If you see the laundry basket, the empty fridge, and the outgrown winter coats without being told, we will get along well. Kind with kids, discreet, and reliable are non-negotiable.
What we offer: a genuinely warm household, clear communication, respect for your time, and a family that treats this as a professional role with room to shape how things run.
**Details:** Full-time, 40 hours/week, live-out. Upper East Side, Manhattan. Start date September (some flexibility for the right person). Compensation discussed during the interview process — we pay competitively and on the books.
Please reach out with a bit about yourself and your experience with school-age children. References required.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Ocampo Family with 1 Child
My son is 5 years old. I just need someone to prepare him for school, drop him off to school, and pick him up from school during the days i’m working.
Days of work will mostly be during weekdays, some weekends (for 9 hours) every other week.
Days of work will mostly be during weekdays, some weekends (for 9 hours) every other week.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The García Family with 1 Child
Me encanta los niños se cuidarlos y interactuar con ellos
Full-Time Nanny Job: The Ross Family with 1 Child
Live-In Full-Time Nanny Job: The Lopez y Royo Family with 1 Child
Hello,
we are looking for a full time babysitter starting from January.
We need Monday to Friday, 8 hours per day (from 9am to 6pm with 1h break).
We live in UWS.
We have a newborn (2 months in Jan) and we need someone that can take her out for a walk and feed her. From 2.30pm to 6.00pm there will also be our 3 yrs old son to pick up from school (3 blocks away) and to look after.
Light cleaning in the kids room and bathroom, might be needed.
Very easy job, no public transportation to take with the kids , no lunch/dinner to prepare / no pets at home.
My husband and I will alternate and work from home during the week (to provide help if needed).
we are looking for a full time babysitter starting from January.
We need Monday to Friday, 8 hours per day (from 9am to 6pm with 1h break).
We live in UWS.
We have a newborn (2 months in Jan) and we need someone that can take her out for a walk and feed her. From 2.30pm to 6.00pm there will also be our 3 yrs old son to pick up from school (3 blocks away) and to look after.
Light cleaning in the kids room and bathroom, might be needed.
Very easy job, no public transportation to take with the kids , no lunch/dinner to prepare / no pets at home.
My husband and I will alternate and work from home during the week (to provide help if needed).
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Loubaris Family with 1 Child
On hollydays for a week, I m looking for a nanny for my daughter. 9 year, speak french mainly but can underdtand few words in english.
Full-Time Nanny Job: The Sandnes Family with 1 Child
Hello! My maternity leave is ending, and my husband and I are looking for a full time nanny for our 5 month old son, starting in January.
8 hour days, start time 8:30-9:30 (you can choose). No extra responsibilities other than what is related to the boy.
The boy:
Our boy is a joy - very happy and curious. He is extremely social and loves people, smiles most of the time, except when hungry! He loves going for walks in the stroller or baby carrier and looking around at anything and everything. He can entertain himself for 10-20 minutes with his toys. An easy boy to love and spend time with.
Working from home:
One thing to note is that I work from home, in a separate room with a closed door. It is a real full time job and I am usually in meetings 80% of every day. I will not be hanging out in the apartment, just quick trips to bathroom and fridge. You will get privacy in the apartment. The nursery is a separate room and has a comfy electric reclining chair.
Still breastfeeding:
I am breastfeeding and wish to feed from the breast until we wean when he is a year old. We have test run this and it worked out well with my mother in law who has been watching the baby the last two weeks. When baby is hungry, she notifies me, he nurses for a while, I usually let him nap on me for 30-40ish minutes while I continue working (my colleagues are on board) and she/you get a little break until I bring him back out happy and fed. This is still fully workable with you and baby going on walks and trips around beautiful Brooklyn Heights between feedings.
Childcare style: I would call what we do an intuitive approach. We try to lean into learning from and listening to baby's cues more than setting up a rigid schedule and trying to force him to follow it. We are okay with aiming to do similar activities at similar times if that's your style, but if he's hungry he gets food and if he's sleepy he's allowed to sleep.
Let me know anything you are wondering about that I didn't write here!
8 hour days, start time 8:30-9:30 (you can choose). No extra responsibilities other than what is related to the boy.
The boy:
Our boy is a joy - very happy and curious. He is extremely social and loves people, smiles most of the time, except when hungry! He loves going for walks in the stroller or baby carrier and looking around at anything and everything. He can entertain himself for 10-20 minutes with his toys. An easy boy to love and spend time with.
Working from home:
One thing to note is that I work from home, in a separate room with a closed door. It is a real full time job and I am usually in meetings 80% of every day. I will not be hanging out in the apartment, just quick trips to bathroom and fridge. You will get privacy in the apartment. The nursery is a separate room and has a comfy electric reclining chair.
Still breastfeeding:
I am breastfeeding and wish to feed from the breast until we wean when he is a year old. We have test run this and it worked out well with my mother in law who has been watching the baby the last two weeks. When baby is hungry, she notifies me, he nurses for a while, I usually let him nap on me for 30-40ish minutes while I continue working (my colleagues are on board) and she/you get a little break until I bring him back out happy and fed. This is still fully workable with you and baby going on walks and trips around beautiful Brooklyn Heights between feedings.
Childcare style: I would call what we do an intuitive approach. We try to lean into learning from and listening to baby's cues more than setting up a rigid schedule and trying to force him to follow it. We are okay with aiming to do similar activities at similar times if that's your style, but if he's hungry he gets food and if he's sleepy he's allowed to sleep.
Let me know anything you are wondering about that I didn't write here!
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