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The Leggat Family
The Leggat Family
A little bit about us
We’re looking for part-time, after-school care for our 5 year-old son. He is a loving, affectionate, and energetic child with special needs (Autism). We’re hoping to find someone who can be a consistent and caring presence for him and our family long-term.
Schedule:
• Monday–Friday, 1:00 pm–6:00 pm
• School pick-up from Porter Ridge Elementary, then care at home and/or transport to activities.
Responsibilities:
• School/aftercare pick-up and safe transportation home or to extracurricular activities
• Helping with structured play
• Providing meals and snacks as needed
• Light housework related to his care
• Supporting him with therapies, library visits, or playground outings as appropriate
Requirements:
• Clean driving record and reliable transportation (safety is very important to us)
• CPR and First Aid certified
• Experience with children with developmental delays, especially Autism
• Genuine passion for working with children—someone who will treat our son with patience, kindness, and care as if he were family
If this sounds like a good fit, please message me with your availability and rates. We’d love to connect with you!
Thanks 🙂
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The Archer Family
The Archer Family
A little bit about us
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The Aquino-Ortega Family
The Aquino-Ortega Family
A little bit about us
Primary Responsibilities (Toddler-Focused):
- Provide engaged, attentive in-home care for our 3-year-old
- Plan and lead age-appropriate activities — outdoor play, crafts, reading, sensory play, etc.
- Prepare or warm up light meals and snacks
- Handle kids’ laundry
- Light tidying of children’s spaces
Weekly Out-of-Home Schedule (our vehicle provided):
• Mondays — Transport and stay with our toddler at homeschool co-op (2–3 hours, starting Fall)
• Wednesdays — Transport and supervise our 11-year-old at homeschool co-op (2–3 hours, starting Fall)
• Thursdays — Take toddler to Storytime at the local library
- You will use our personal vehicle — no mileage reimbursement needed
Regarding Our 11-Year-Old:
He is largely self-sufficient and does not require hands-on care. You would simply provide general supervision when he is outside or out of the home, and accompany him at co-op on Wednesdays.
What We’re Looking For:
- Genuinely enjoys spending time with toddlers and keeping them engages
- Energetic, patient, and comfortable with active little ones
- Comfortable driving children in a family vehicle with a clean driving record
- Experience with toddlers strongly preferred
- Familiarity with neurodivergent children a plus (not required)
- CPR/First Aid certified or willing to obtain
- Non-smoker
Compensation & Benefits:
- $1,600/month take home pay.
- W-2 issued annually — legitimate household employment, not contractor/1099.
- Consistent Monday–Friday schedule, no nights or weekends.
If you love toddlers, enjoy being active and creative, and want a stable part-time role with a professional family, we’d love to hear from you. Please introduce yourself, share your experience with young children, and include your availability.
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How to Find a Part-Time Nanny Job in North Carolina
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What is a Part-Time Nanny in North Carolina
A part-time nanny is defined by the average number of hours required for a nanny position. For a position to be classified as a full-time nanny job, it is usually less than 35 working hours per week. The main difference between full-time and part-time nanny positions is the number of hours worked per week.
Types of Part-Time Nanny Jobs and Nanny Responsibilities in North Carolina
Before you start looking for a part-time nanny job, it's essential to make sure you’re looking for the right opportunities by learning about the different types of part-time nanny jobs and how they compare to each other.
The different types of part-time nanny jobs have different nanny responsibilities. The boundaries for part-time nannies responsibilities vary from family to family. Most different types of part-time nanny jobs vary due to the length of the commitment, or your responsibilities.
There are temporary part-time nanny jobs, even seasonal part-time nanny jobs like summer part-time nanny jobs. Given that most part-time positions and responsibilities are adapted to be exactly what each family needs. it's very important to create a shared set of expectations around hours, responsibilities, and what is expected of you when you're not on the clock.
Contracts for a Part-Time Nanny Job in North Carolina
Once you start connecting with prospective employers and participating in part-time nanny job interviews. It’s essential to make sure you're aligned with the employer on key responsibilities and expectations for your part-time nanny position. The easiest way to do this is to start discussing key details and ask for a job offer or a nanny contract for your part-time nanny position.
A part-time nanny job offer will communicate responsibilities and compensation. This is a great opportunity to ask about over-time, and any expenses like food and gas.
A discussion to finalize details for your part-time nanny job 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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