Hi! We are looking for a Nanny, Postpartum Care for our family. This position is in Forest Hills, NYC, live in or live out, 5 days per week 10 hours per day. Rate is $25 per hour. Flexible. My wife is expecting our second child in October. Our ideal candidate can start taking care of our first child immediately. And needs to speak Chinese Mandarin,...
Hi! We are looking for a Nanny for our family. This position is in Long Island, New York, USA, live in or live out, 2 days per week 10 hours per day. Rate is $200 per day. Flexible. The ideal candidate needs to speak Chinese Mandarin, and can care for Preschooler and have a car. Please apply to the job to learn more about us! Looking forward to me...
Hello! I am looking for a part-time nanny who has her own transportation or is willing to commute to get off work. She can help with some basic housework, such as cooking (can make some light Chinese soup), mopping, vacuuming, washing clothes, etc., and help take care of our 4-month-old daughter while I attend on********** meetings at home. If you...
We're looking for a caring, experienced nanny and family helper for our family (2 adults, 1 year old daughter) for a long-term partnership. Our ideal candidate would create a safe, supportive, and stimulating environment. And can help our household run smoothly. Our home is smoke-free and pet-free.
• Location: San Mateo
• Start date: Flexible ...
Hi! We are looking for a Nanny for our family. This position is in Long Island, New York, USA, live in or live out, 2 days per week 10 hours per day. Rate is $20 per hour. Firmed. The ideal candidate needs to speak Chinese Mandarin, and can care for Preschooler and have a car. Please apply to the job to learn more about us! Looking forward to meet...
Family situation: There are currently 4 people in the family, the eldest is a 7-year-old boy, and the second is a 4-year-old boy. The baby is due around the end of September. The family lives near Columbus Circle in Manhattan. The ancestral home is in the north, from Beijing and Tianjin. There are no pets at home. The mother is not working at the m...
Hi! We are looking for a Nanny for our family. Our son is bright, happy, and always curious. We are easy to get along with, and are looking for someone either live-in or live-out. Bonus if you have childhood education experience, such as daycare teaching, but all are invited to apply!
To get started, sort nanny jobs in your area by distance from your location, pay rate, and the type of nanny jobs you are interested in such as part time or full time, live-in or live-out. Then, create a nanny profile specifying your skills and services. Make sure your profile is as detailed as possible. This can help families review your profile and decide whether you’re a good fit for their children. Then, start applying to the jobs that fit your availability and interests. Alternatively, families will be able to contact you if they would like to set up an interview to work with you.
How should I prepare to interview for a nanny job?
The goal of your interview is to make the family feel comfortable having you in their home with their kids. To make sure you're adequately prepared, go over the job description carefully so you know exactly what the family is looking for in a nanny. Spend some time writing down a few questions you think the family will ask and what your answers will be. Don't expect the interview to go exactly how you've planned, but preparing a variety of questions and scenarios can help you feel less nervous when you're in the family's house. Don't be shy to ask questions you have about the position as well. You'll want to leave the interview feeling comfortable with the job, just like you hope the family will be comfortable with hiring you.
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.
