Hi, I'm a young design student looking for a job where I can look after the needs of kids/ babies and pets. I am a very calm and patient person who en ...
American citizen, likes to take care of children, can cook. Gentle personality, easy to get along with, very patient and careless.
US citizen, love ...
I’m an enthusiastic nanny looking for a family to join! I love children and I have a deep passion for developing and nurturing self love, acceptance, ...
What type of nanny services can I find in Seattle, WA?
On AyiConnect, you can find various types of nanny services in Seattle, Washington. There are nannies who are bilingual in different languages such as Mandarin Chinese, nannies who specialized in newborn and infant care (Yuesao or maternity nannies), nannies that only help with kids overnight (night nannies), and nannies who are looking for a live-in arrangement. You can search for full-time or part-time nannies with different experience levels to find the one that fits your family’s needs.
How much does it cost to hire a nanny in Seattle, WA?
The average cost to hire a nanny in Seattle, Washington on AyiConnect is $21 per hour. Nannies determine their expected salary based on their experience level, their skills such as cooking, bilingualism and the location they are in. The cost may increase if there are more kids, additional job requirements, longer hours, specialized skills, and travel required. It is recommended to have a specific list of tasks and a schedule to talk with the nannies to align on expectations and discuss reasonable salary.
How can I find a nanny in Seattle, WA?
To find a nanny in Seattle, Washington, you can first visit AyiConnect. Based on your location, it will populate a list of nannies that are close to you. You can then review their key information on the card and select the ones that you are interested in learning more about her background. If you are interested in connecting further, you can initiate a chat session with her and schedule a voice or video interview session with her.
