A bilingual family of three is looking for a live-in nanny to take care of the children and cook a little (two dishes a day). $200 a day, negotiable. ********** days a week, but there is a lot of time to rest when the children go to school all day from Monday to Friday (8-5). The nanny lives in her own room and uses the same bathroom as the childre...
Hello, we are looking for a long term nanny who can help out with the family starting in July. I currently have a 3 year old and a newborn with a due date in early August. Live in 5-7 days a week. The ideal candidate should be fluent in Chinese Mandarin and have some basic English. Need newborn/infant experience. Please contact me for additional in...
Main jobscopes:
- Care for baby
- Light household work
- If time permitted, cook dinner for family (nice to have)
Schedule: At least 30 hrs per week, 830am to 430pm or 9am to 5pm for 3 full time days, 130pm to 430pm or 2pm to 5pm for 2 part time days
Start date: before April 22
Preferably nanny who can speak Turkish & English / Spanish...
Requirement:
- Chinese-speaking & basic English
- Can do payroll
- Prefer someone who lives in Queens or Long Island and has their own car
- Able to work in Manhattan during the school year and in Bellport, NY (Long Island) during the summer
- Need to be vaccinated
Main Jobscopes:
- Take care 3 yo boy
- Baby related clean-up such as laun...
Requirement:
- Can drive & run errands
- Basic English needed
Main responsibilities:
- Light household work (Kids’ laundry, dishes, bottles, toy room organization, common area cleaning and vacuuming)
- Cook one dinner
- Support with baby care (8 months old boy)
Looking for live-out, full time, only night care for newborn (Born on May 1), M-F 10 pm-6 am with additional flexibility, $30-$50/hour, prefer nanny with CPR , first aid and sleep training experience, have own transportation, English speaking.
Hello! We are looking for a nanny/nanny for our family. This position is located in Tucson, Arizona and Los Angeles County, California. Live or live-in, 5 days a week, $200 per day.
Job content: Take care of the baby, feed, burp, bathe, put him to sleep, clean and organize baby supplies
Requirements: caring, loves children, Covid/Tdap/flu vac...
Hi! We are looking for a Nanny for our 1 year old son. Responsibility includes childcare and cooking a simple evening meal for the family. Position is in Little Elm, Texas, United States, live in preferred, 5 or 6 days per week. Large private room with private bathroom and closet and all meals included. The ideal candidate speaks Chinese Mandarin o...
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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.
