Hi! We are looking for a Nanny for our family. This position is in Silicon Valley, live in (preferred) or live out, 5- 6 Days per week, 10 Hours Per Day, rate $300 Per Day, flexible. The ideal candidate needs to speak Chinese Mandarin, and can care for Grade Schooler, Laundry. Please apply to the job to learn more about us! Looking forward to meeting you! A Chinese family in Northern California's Silicon Valley is looking for a live-in aunt to work 5-6 days a week. Daily wages start at US$300. Her job responsibilities include taking care of the daily life of two school-age children, as well as washing and ironing the family's clothes. A green card or citizenship is required for international travel. Medical insurance and W2 can be provided. Thank you!
Looking for a live-in auntie to take care of a 4-month-old boy in Brooklyn, New York, starting in October, no need to cook, simple housework, $180-$220/day, 5 days a week, please contact if you are interested
We are looking for a responsible and caring nanny to provide daily care for a 3-yr-old child. Responsibilities include ensuring the well-being of our children through daily care, setting age-appropriate boundaries, promoting independence, and maintaining their cleanliness. You'll coordinate meal planning, prioritize healthy, homemade meals, and maintain kitchen cleanliness. Keeping living spaces tidy, organizing children's rooms, and assisting with their laundry are part of your role. Managing the family calendar, coordinating activities, and handling errands and supplies are essential tasks. You'll also provide safe transportation to school and activities using the family car. Compensation is $40/hr, hours are from 7am-4pm Mondays-Fridays, weekends off.
Qualifications:
-Driving & Swimming skills are a must
-Montessori knowledge a plus
-Nanny will provide the family with the following:
*copy of passport
*valid driver's license
*insurance card
*completed confidentiality agreement signed prior to start date
*proof of current infant/toddler CPR Certification
We are looking for a full time nanny to help with our third child once they are born. Should also be available to help watch the older two siblings if they need to stay home from daycare due to illness. Weekend is flexible
We're looking for a long-term, full-time nanny for our 2 month old baby boy to start end of September.
Our ideal nanny is someone who is patient, kind, reliable, and has ex**********sive experience taking care of young infants. We live in the Castle Hills neighborhood (Carrollton / Lewisville).
Requirements:
- Patient, kind, and reliable
- Experience with young infants
- CPR certified
- Vaccinated
- Non-smoker
Duties:
- Playing with baby + conducting appropriate developmental activities
- Adhering to / helping to create a schedule
- Putting baby to sleep
- Soothing baby
- Occasionally feeding baby (i am breastfeeding)
- Changing diapers
- Baby laundry and washing bottles
Benefits:
- 10 days PTO
- 9 paid holidays
- Performance raises every 6 months
Hi! I’m looking for someone to start at the end of they year. I am flexible but the core hours at M- F 2-9. Kids are all in school during the day. Light housework and meal prep.
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How should I prepare to interview for a nanny job?
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Are families hiring for nanny jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Child care is still a much-needed service and families are relying on nannies to help them on a daily basis. To help keep both families and nannies comfortable, AyiConnect have recently added an enhancement to the helper's profile where you can indicate if you are COVID vaccinated or prefer to discuss with them directly. Before working in anyone's home, you should review the latest CDC safety guidelines so you can feel prepared to minimize the risk of catching or spreading the coronavirus.
