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Babysitter Job: The Hittner Family with 2 Children
Help with after school driving Monday-Thursday. Schedule may vary but generally hours will be 2:45 to 4:30. Excellent driving record and reliable car are a must. Help with homework if time permits would be great but not required. Radius of pickups/dropoffs is all within 6 miles of Rice University.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Ghoraba Family with 2 Children
Mon-Friday
7 AM to 11 AM. Need to drive the older girl to school then take care of the younger girl. Mom will be at home but studying so it will be a collaborative effort
7 AM to 11 AM. Need to drive the older girl to school then take care of the younger girl. Mom will be at home but studying so it will be a collaborative effort
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Carr Family with 3 Children
Seeking responsible individual to help family (3 kids 8-13yo) with transporting kids to afternoon activities, light house keeping (dishwasher and vacuuming), kid laundry, and meal prep. Essentially be another pair of hands to family. Afternoons only. Listed for Monday -friday, Friday is negotiable.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Liu Family with 1 Child
Part-Time Nanny Job: The McPherson Family with 1 Child
Cameron is an active, cheerful almost-2 year old. His previous babysitters/nannies have adored and loved on him as their own. We will have him in daycare starting in September but we are looking for someone to help us part-time to come to our home in the mornings and help get him ready and feed him breakfast before taking him to daycare. We would also like our nanny to help out with a few simple chores around the house (Cam's laundry, pick up his toys, dishes, etc.) or running simple errands (grocery store) after dropping him off at daycare, or depending on the nanny's schedule, can be done sometime in afternoon. Nanny must have a background check, exceptional references, at least 2 years experience and have their own vehicle. Cam's dad works locally, a typical 8a-6p job and Cam's mom works different hours each month in the medical field, so the nanny's work hours each week may vary but should not be over 20 hours unless Cam has to stay home from daycare due to sickness, holiday, etc. If we love our nanny and Cam's interaction with them, we will consider taking him out of daycare and paying nanny for full time care if they desire a full time position. We are a reasonable, Christian household and want what is best for our son and want our nanny to eventually become a part of our family. We currently do not have any pets, but do have a dog-in-law that comes to visit when Cameron's young aunt comes to stay with us on some weekends.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Shawn Family with 3 Children
Family of 5 semi active, always looking to put our kids future first.
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Shittu Family with 1 Child
My son's name is Michael and he's 6
Part-Time Nanny Job: The Mesa Family with 1 Child
We are just moving to Texas. Our wonderful little girl, 16 months, needs care, typically 20-30 hours per week. We are busy, very warm and affectionate people. We are looking for a nanny/sitter that is fluent in Spanish or Russian. We are fluent in both.
Our child has no special needs. we are looking for a responsible and educated person.
Our child has no special needs. we are looking for a responsible and educated person.
Live-In Full-Time Nanny Job: The Lake Family with 2 Children
We are a warm, loving family with two energetic children, Cameron (m, 9) and Carsyn (f, 5). We are looking for a nurturing nanny who can become a trusted part of our family. Our ideal caregiver is firm but loving, patient, compassionate, organized, and proactive. We value kindness, consistency, and someone who can provide structure and boundaries while treating our children with respect.
Our schedule is unconventional. A typical rotation may be 26 hours on, approximately 22 hours off, then 26 hours on, generally Monday through Thursday, with coverage ending by Friday morning. There are no regularly scheduled weekends or holidays. Although shifts are long, there is significant downtime while the children are at school and sleeping. The nanny must remain available and responsible for them throughout the scheduled coverage period, including overnight.
Responsibilities include morning and bedtime routines, school drop-off and pickup, transportation to activities, preparing simple meals and snacks, children's laundry, and keeping their belongings and spaces organized.
The children do not typically have homework, but we want them to spend a small portion of their after-school time doing something productive, educational, creative, or active before recreational screen time. We want a healthy balance of structure, independence, downtime, and fun.
Our children are generally independent but need a little more assistance with toileting and personal hygiene than may be expected for their ages. They may need reminders, help cleaning themselves thoroughly after a bowel movement, or assistance changing and cleaning up after an occasional accident. This should always be handled calmly, discreetly, and without embarrassment or shame while encouraging independence.
Most importantly, we need someone reliable and trustworthy who can confidently manage the children's routine while we are away.
Our schedule is unconventional. A typical rotation may be 26 hours on, approximately 22 hours off, then 26 hours on, generally Monday through Thursday, with coverage ending by Friday morning. There are no regularly scheduled weekends or holidays. Although shifts are long, there is significant downtime while the children are at school and sleeping. The nanny must remain available and responsible for them throughout the scheduled coverage period, including overnight.
Responsibilities include morning and bedtime routines, school drop-off and pickup, transportation to activities, preparing simple meals and snacks, children's laundry, and keeping their belongings and spaces organized.
The children do not typically have homework, but we want them to spend a small portion of their after-school time doing something productive, educational, creative, or active before recreational screen time. We want a healthy balance of structure, independence, downtime, and fun.
Our children are generally independent but need a little more assistance with toileting and personal hygiene than may be expected for their ages. They may need reminders, help cleaning themselves thoroughly after a bowel movement, or assistance changing and cleaning up after an occasional accident. This should always be handled calmly, discreetly, and without embarrassment or shame while encouraging independence.
Most importantly, we need someone reliable and trustworthy who can confidently manage the children's routine while we are away.
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