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The Ibruna Family
The Ibruna Family
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Job Responsibilities:
Provide attentive, loving, and safe care for our 8-month-old daughter.
Create and implement daily routines that support healthy development, including feeding, napping, and playtime.
Engage in age-appropriate activities that promote cognitive and physical development (e.g., tummy time, sensory play, reading, music).
Prepare bottles and age-appropriate meals and snacks, ensuring proper feeding schedules and maintaining hygiene standards.
Assist with diaper changes, potty training
Provide emotional support and comfort to our daughter when needed, helping her to feel secure and happy.
Ensure the safety and well-being of our daughter at all times.
Communicate regularly with parents about daily activities, milestones, and any concerns or updates.
Qualifications:
Previous experience caring for infants and toddlers (preferably 1+ years of experience).
Knowledge of infant care, child development, and safety practices.
CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain).
Patient, kind, and nurturing personality.
Ability to maintain a calm and positive demeanor.
Reliable, punctual, and trustworthy.
Experience with meal prep for babies
References required from previous childcare or nanny positions.
Full-Time Nanny Requirements:
Available to work 9 am-5 pm
Flexibility to provide additional hours or occasional babysitting on weekends or evenings as needed.
Part-Time Nanny Requirements:
Available to work 9-5, 3-4 days per week
Flexibility to adjust hours as needed based on the family’s schedule.
Benefits:
Competitive salary based on experience.
Paid time off (for full-time positions).
Paid holidays (for full-time positions).
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The Cube Family
The Cube Family
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high energy, highly scheduled family with work at home parents.
80 # adult dog. MUST love and have worked with dogs before.
Cooking
Cleaning (household and child’s)
Positive parenting
College degree preferred
Tuesday and Thursday 8-2:00, occasional weekend hours available as well
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The santana Family
The santana Family
A little bit about us
•Must have experience caring for infants
•Reliable and punctual
•Good communication skills
Responsibilities
•Assist with feeding, changing diapers, and keeping the baby safe
•Pay attention to the baby's needs and provide a stimulating and nurturing environment
Job description
Infant nanny needed in Washington, part-time. Must have experience caring for infants. Flexible schedule. CPR and First Aid certification preferred. Assist with feeding, changing diapers, and keeping the baby safe. Pay attention to the baby's needs and provide a stimulating and nurturing environment. Reliable and punctual. Good communication skills. Provide references upon request.
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The Harris Family
The Harris Family
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The Vodola Family
The Vodola Family
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The Johnson Family
The Johnson Family
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Other things we are looking for in a nanny:
- previous experience with infants and willing to provide references
- has their own transportation
- be fully vaccinated for COVID, flu, TDAP
- must know infant CPR
- fun, caring, and energetic
- willing to take our son to activities like playgroup, library, zoo, playdates, playground, museums, etc
- creative, proactive, and willing to come up with new activities and play ideas
- understands age appropriate play and developmental milestones
- willing to help prepare, cook, and feed solids to our son as we are just beginning this journey
- loves dogs since we have one in the house and possibly walk the dog once a day
- willing to also do light housekeeping such as baby's laundry, clean up after them, wash and sanitize bottles
Competitive pay, generous paid time off, holidays, sick time!
Thanks,
Jennifer
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We are vulnerable, Vaccination/booster and masking required (with mask breaks).
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How to Find a Housekeeper Nanny Job in Washington, DC
To start your search, you’ll create a profile to show off what makes you unique to families. From there, you connect with families about their needs and what you’re looking for. When you think you’ve found the right match, you can turn the discussion towards compensation and responsibilities.
What is a Housekeeper Nanny in Washington, DC
A housekeeping nanny job can be a full-time, part-time, live-in or live-out position. A housekeeping nanny is defined by the responsibilities of caring for the home and belongings beyond the children. This can include family laundry, cleaning washrooms, preparing meals, organizing closets and rooms, and vacuuming.
Interviewing for a Housekeeper Nanny Position in Washington, DC
After talking to a few employers, you’ll be invited for a housekeeping nanny job interview. Here are a few housekeeping nanny interview questions to prepare for:
- What qualities do you have that make you a good housekeeping nanny?
- What do you enjoy about looking after a home?
- How many years of experience do you have with house cleaning?
In a housekeeping nanny job interview, you’ll have the opportunity to provide your nanny references and ask any questions that you would like to know about them. If you decide after this interview that you would like to continue, we recommend asking for a job offer or a nanny contract. By doing this, you can ensure that you’re getting off on the right foot with your future employer.