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The Metscher Family - Hiring in St. Louis

The Metscher Family

St. Louis, MO
$17/hr
Full-time
1 kid
Interested in nanny share

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Exploring the idea of a night nanny for our newborn.
The Linehan Family - Hiring in St. Louis

The Linehan Family

St. Louis, MO
$17/hr
Full-time
1 kid

A little bit about us

Hello! I’m a PRN nurse (meaning I choose my own schedule) and I work night shifts, usually 12 hours (6:30pm-7am) but sometimes only 8 hours (10:30pm-7am). However, 12 hour shifts will offer the most money. I live in a condo complex in Oakville, MO. I’m a single mom to a 6 year old boy and expecting another boy May 1st. Unfortunately, I have no family or resources to help care for the newborn, and it absolutely takes a village. My 6 year old, Kai, is very independent and self sufficient. He does his own thing, gets his own snacks, and then sleeps all night. I raised him alone, he’s VERY sweet and well behaved. I don’t need a caregiver for him. I just need someone present to take care of my newborn while I’m at work (starting at 6 weeks). This will include just the basics for newborn/baby care, such as overnight feeding, rocking/burping and diaper changing. Nothing extra necessary, I will handle everything else (bathing, chores, etc). I have never had a nanny before, however did have problems with an overpriced daycare in the past out in Ballwin, and catching them physically mistreating my son. All I ask of anyone is to not cause harm to my children. I have a lot of experience dealing with abuse (also as a mandated reporter) and it will never be tolerated or taken lightly. If everything seems to be working out, I will already be planning an increase in hourly wage. I’d like to offer as much as I can and plan on doing so, I just want to make sure things are going well for the first month or so, and get a chance to financially get caught back up since I’m funding my own maternity leave after this c-section (expensive!!) Hopefully things will start out very easy since babies sleep most of the night! I’m a very easy-going person and will always do my best to make things simple for everyone!
The Mclucas Family - Hiring in St. Louis

The Mclucas Family

St. Louis, MO
$16/hr
Part-time
1 kid

A little bit about us

Needing Saturday over night from 6p-6a

Certification requirements

CPR
First Aid

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How to Find Night Nanny Jobs in St. Louis, MO

Nanny Lane connects you with families in St. Louis, MO who need a night nanny. Create a profile and start connecting with families who need overnight help.

You create your profile and connect with families that meet your needs. Then, as you meet with families, you can discuss and finalize details around cost and responsibilities. Learn more about nanny responsibilities.

What Are Night Nanny Jobs?

Night nanny jobs are overnight positions caring for children while their parents sleep, often for a newborn. These jobs suit nannies who prefer working nights, have newborn care experience, or want a schedule that leaves the daytime free.

Types of Night Nanny Jobs and Responsibilities

Duties include overnight feeds, diaper changes, soothing, and sleep logs, and for older children, overnight supervision. Some jobs are a few nights a week, and others are full-time for the first months of a baby's life. Check the nights, the shift hours, and whether you are expected to stay awake or can sleep when the child does.

How to Interview for Night Nanny Jobs

Once you start connecting with prospective employers, the next step is a nanny job interview. Here are some questions you should ask:

  • Which nights and hours do you need, and how long will the job last?
  • Will I be awake all night, or can I sleep when the baby does?
  • Where will I stay, and what is provided?
  • How will feeding be handled, breast or bottle?
  • How is overnight pay handled, and is there a written agreement?

Beyond asking these questions, families will want you to have your nanny references ready and ask any questions to show initiative. The nanny job interview is an excellent opportunity to get aligned on the nanny job expectations. By doing this, you can get off on the right foot with your future employer.

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