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20.00 / hour
Full-time hoursI have a Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education, as well as keeping up with most effective teaching methods,LOVE&LOGIC,"Love allows children to grow through their mistakes". LOGIC,
"allow children to learn from the consequences
of their choices"Sharing control,Give your children choices,Help kids own and solve their problems.BABY MASSAGE,"helps your baby sleep better,soomthes a colicky baby,enhances the bonding process,promotes flexbilty and coordination". BABY SIGNS,"speak earlier than
non-signers,experience less frustration&tantrums,develop
larger vocabularies,become better readers,have IQ's that are at least 10-12 points higher".
Maintain guidance,health,safety,nutrition,growth and
development and stimulating activities.
22.85 / hourFull-time hoursHi ! I'm a professional and extremely experienced nanny looking for a wonderful and loving family to work for! I have 10+ years of experience working with children infants (2 weeks) - 12 years of age in diverse home settings both domestically and internationally (Germany). My specialty however is infants through 5 years old! I graduated with a bachelors degree in psychology with courses in early childhood education. I have extensively traveled the world (32 countries and counting) and am open to traveling for work! I also love organizing and laundry (yes this sounds odd but it's true and I am definitely open to housework)! Look forward to hearing from you!
11.66 / hourI have worked in private family homes as a nanny/babysitter for approximately eight years. I have professional experience working in a school setting as an instructional aide for a child with special needs and as a teacher's aide for children with speech and language deficiencies. Most recently I have been working as a behavioral therapist for children with autism in a home environment. I was a dancer for 13 years and love including creativity in a daily routine. I am organized and responsible, having graduated from UC Santa Cruz magna cum laude with a degree in psychology. Care-giving is an opportunity to combine my three greatest passions: education, psychology and children. I look forward to meeting you and yours!
20.00 / hourHi. I live in the Richmond District,S.F., Ca 94118. I enjoy taking care infants, toddlers, preschool, elementary kids-17 yr. students. I've got 10+ yrs. experiences for infant-17yr. old & receivd a Teacher's credential. I workedTeacher's Assistant/on call/ Bilingual Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish. I am CPR/first aid certified, background clearance, references S.F.U. S. D.
20.00 / hourFull-time hoursAupair in in the Netherlands:
Taking care of four children from age 0-4 years. I worked full time for the family and I lived with them. I helped with cooking, grocery shopping and my main task was of course entertaining the children and take care of them. We are still in a very good relationship with the family and talk regularly. They were very satisfied with me.
Nanny in the Netherlands:
I took care and tutored 3 boys age 6 8 and 14. I worked for the family for over 2 years. I drove the kids to school and helped them with their homework. Did several activities with them and kept them busy with fun activities and arranged playdates with their friends.
Aupair in the US:
Taking care of a boy and girl twin (age 4) and their 9 year old brother.
I've worked for the family for 2 years and my time with them expires in August.
12.43 / hourI took care of two children boy and a girl since they were infants (6 months) till the time they were 13 years old. They were 4 years difference. That was already at the age I was 14. I was also few months back, before moving to USA taking care of a 3 years old girl, ever since she was 6 months.
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with Mylla M.21.00 / hourFull-time hours
1 child
with Ugiloy K.22.00 / hourFull-time hours1 child
with Silvana P.25.00 / hourFull-time hours1 child
More Nanny Shares in San Francisco
Consider Nanny Shares in San Francisco!
Nanny Share is when two families share one nanny. The nanny has two employers and enjoys higher pay, while each family saves significantly on child care expenses.
The families below have found a nanny they trust, and are looking for another family to join them to save on childcare costs. Learn more about Nanny Share.
with Mylla M.
21.00 / hourFull-time hours1 childWe are two working parents who are so in love with our little Beckett! When we found Mylla, after not being able to get Beckett into a daycare - it was like a sigh of relief. She is incredible! She is also bi lingual - Portuguese is her first language. Mylla is open to speaking to your child in English/Portuguese or both (what she does with Beckett) and also works sign language into Becketts mealtimes. Mylla taught young children language in Brazil before becoming an Au Par. Mylla plays, reads, they do sing a long and practice all kinds of ever changing developmental activities throughout the day. Beckett naps in his nursery and we would have a very comfortable brand new pack n play available for another child to nap in our loft(He has only used it twice). You would be welcome to store your own toys, feeding supples, books, etc here full time so that it would minimize having to bring things back and forth. We also have a highchair and floor chair with tray for feeding two at a time. If you work close by Mylla is completely open to parents popping in and out to say hi (we do that sometimes too:) We are very excited about finding a family who is looking for the same things we have found, while helping minimize the cost of childcare in the city. We look forward to meeting you and looking for a mutually great fit for both our families!
Best,
Canaan, Trey & Beckett
Best,
Canaan, Trey & Beckett
with Ugiloy K.
22.00 / hourFull-time hours1 childOur son is 9 months and pretty much the happiest baby ever. Nothing seems to get him down. We are both working professionals and enjoy quiet family time on the weekends. We love being outdoors with our dog (who love love LOVES babies). Our nanny Ugi just loves our son and the little girl we have been nanny sharing with, but she is moving away with her family and so we are looking for a new best friend for him. Ugi watches our son from 8:30-5:30 Mon-Thurs and 8:30-3:30 on Fridays. We are happy to host in our house in the Outer Richmond which is close to Golden Gate Park, playgrounds, retail on Balboa, and a library. Ugi speaks 4 languages including English and we encourage her to speak other languages with the little ones.
with Silvana P.
25.00 / hourFull-time hours1 childWe have two children, but our 3 year old is going off to preschool, so we would like to do a sharecare with our 15 month old girl, who is super fun and busy.Silvana is an amazing nanny, loving and sweet, and takes our kids on all sorts of adventures- to the zoo, to Recess, to dance classes, art classes, the Creativity Museum, to the Academy of Sciences and the Bay Area discovery museum. We have a super kid friendly house with a playroom and bedroom with two cribs, as well as a grassy backyard. Hours/days flexible, but ideally sometime 8:15-6:15 M-F. We are open to full time or part time shares. Silvana is bilingual in Spanish and English, and has many years of childcare experience.
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What are some common responsibilities for nannies in San Francisco, CA?
As a parent, it’s natural for you to ask your nanny for a little extra help around the house. However, the boundaries for a nannies duties vary from person to person. In general, a nanny is responsible for making sure your children’s needs are met. This includes things like ensuring they have opportunities to play and be active, that they have a healthy diet and a sanitary home. When tasks go beyond child care, for example scrubbing kitchen counters, folding laundry, gathering groceries, or teaching a language, you will likely need to provide additional compensation.
How can I ensure I have a great relationship with my nanny?
To start, it’s important you set expectations and are aligned on compensation from day one. This includes outlining vacation days, a protocol for sick days, and everything else you would want your own employer to cover. From here, spend time getting to know them. Take your nanny out one of San Francisco’s great restaurants, learn about their childhood, and discuss your parenting philosophy. Finally, be sure to resolve conflicts as they arise. Open communication is crucial to ensuring a healthy long-term relationship.
Questions to ask prospective San Francisco Nannies:
Have you been a nanny previously? How long did your employment last?
Are you trained in First Aid or CPR?
How would you handle a situation where our child began choking?
How do you handle tantrums? Can you share an experience disciplining children?
What sort of household tasks are you open to doing?
Are you open to a live in arrangement?
Do you plan to work for our family over multiple years?
Do you have a driver's license in California?
Do you own a car? Do you have work experience in San Francisco?
How flexible are you on weekends and evenings?
What salary are you seeking? Are you comfortable being paid by direct deposit?
Are you able to help with food preparation?
What could you cook for a child aged 2-5? Do you know how to make baby food?
Are you comfortable facilitating play dates?
Have you ever potty trained a child before?
Have you worked with newborns? Do you know how to change a diaper and prepare formula?
As a parent, it’s natural for you to ask your nanny for a little extra help around the house. However, the boundaries for a nannies duties vary from person to person. In general, a nanny is responsible for making sure your children’s needs are met. This includes things like ensuring they have opportunities to play and be active, that they have a healthy diet and a sanitary home. When tasks go beyond child care, for example scrubbing kitchen counters, folding laundry, gathering groceries, or teaching a language, you will likely need to provide additional compensation.
How can I ensure I have a great relationship with my nanny?
To start, it’s important you set expectations and are aligned on compensation from day one. This includes outlining vacation days, a protocol for sick days, and everything else you would want your own employer to cover. From here, spend time getting to know them. Take your nanny out one of San Francisco’s great restaurants, learn about their childhood, and discuss your parenting philosophy. Finally, be sure to resolve conflicts as they arise. Open communication is crucial to ensuring a healthy long-term relationship.
Questions to ask prospective San Francisco Nannies:
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