Find a special needs nanny job in Washington
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The Nagel Family
The Nagel Family
A little bit about us
We have 2 wonderful kids, a 3-year-old boy and 5-month-old girl who go to school/daycare everyday. Their mother had a stroke on the night our daughter was born and is slowly recovering from paralysis on her left side.
We would need help picking up and dropping the kids off at school/daycare and then supporting our family into the evening with dinner and bedtime.
When the children are at school/daycare, we would need help caring for her: making her meals, accompanying her, helping here to walk to/from the bathroom or bedroom. We'd need some help around the house as well with light housekeeping for the family.
We are flexible on support schedule as we find the right candidate, and would likely offer 40+ hours per week at $25-35/hour. We can also offer room and board as part of the compensation.
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The Brock Family
The Brock Family
A little bit about us
My oldest son is really good at helping. My youngest is on the spectrum but easy to navigate.
I prefer that my boys do 1-2 chores a day.
Must have a reliable vehicle, CPR/first aid certified.
School days nanny will need to help get children onto the bus at 8am, retrieve children at 4pm from bus stop. Help with meals. Lunch is provided by school. Help with making sure children are able get their homework done daily.
I also have dogs, please be comfortable with animals.
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The Turner Family
The Turner Family
A little bit about us
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How to Find a Special Needs Nanny Job in Washington
Start by creating your profile so that families can quickly learn about you. Once your profile highlights your skills and personality, you can message families to find the right nanny job for you.
What is a Special Needs Nanny Job in Washington
A special needs nanny focuses on caring for children with special needs. You’ll be responsible for creating individualized care and activities that combine both consistency and stimulation. The family you’re caring for will have schedules and preferences to share with you to ensure that their child receives the best care possible.
Preparing for a Special Needs Nanny Job Interview in Washington
Once you start connecting with prospective employers, the next step is a special needs nanny job interview. Here is a list of some infant nanny interview questions to prepare for:
- What is your specific experience with this diagnosis?
- Can you tell us about your experiences with children with special needs?
- Do you have any Washington special training?
- What would you do if an emergency arises?
- How strictly do you usually follow a schedule with children with special needs?
At this stage, you should come prepared with references from past special needs nanny jobs. It is a great opportunity to see how you fit in with the family and ask any questions about the responsibilities or compensation. To ensure everyone has a shared understanding of the role and responsibilities; we recommend asking for a job offer or a nanny contract.
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