Front Desk39243 is a highly regarded nanny and family assistant seeking a new live-in or live-out role anywhere in the United States. She has experience supporting children from infancy through school age, including multiples, and also brings a professional background in education.
She holds a B.A. in Criminal Justice Administration with minors in Sociology and Psychology,
Front DeskA family of three, on the Upper West Side, needs to hire a Weekend Nanny/Family Assistant. Responsibilities include: Maintaining the child’s room, clothing, supplies etc., engaging the child in stimulating, educational age-appropriate activities, preparing healthy meals and snacks and escorting the child activities as needed. Other duties in addition to childcare include: organizing and cleaning drawers,
Front DeskA family of three, on the Upper East Side, needs to hire a full-time, live-out Nanny to care for their toddler, with hopes that the nanny will stay long-term as the family plans to grow. Responsibilities include: preparing healthy meals and snacks for the child, planning enriching age-appropriate activities and outings,
Front DeskA family, in Tribeca, needs to hire an experienced Weekend Nanny/Family Assistant to care of their toddler and their infant baby (when the Babynurse leaves). infant. Responsibilities include: managing the child’s daily routine, preparing healthy meals, assisting with nursery and wardrobe care, and supporting the family with errands and light housekeeping.
Front DeskA family of five, on the Upper East Side, needs to hire a Part Time Nanny to assist the family’s full time Nanny caring for their three school-aged children. Responsibilities include: school pick up, escorting the children to after-school activities and helping with homework. All candidates must be able to work independently yet be flexible enough to work as a team with the family’s primary Nanny.
Front DeskA family of three, in the Financial District, needs to hire a part-time Nanny/Housekeeper. Responsibilities include: childcare for toddler, meal prep for child, assisting with light housekeeping and laundry, collaborating with hands-on parents, planning outings and activities. Schedule will be 25-30 hours per week to include 8 hours on both Saturday and Sunday with additional evening hours on weeknights.
Front DeskA family of four, on the Upper East Side, needs to hire a Weekend Nanny to help care for their infant and toddler. Responsibilities include: engaging the children in age appropriate activities, taking them to the park, changing diapers, putting the baby down for naps, preparing meals for the children,
Front DeskA family of five based in Battery Park City, needs to hire a Housekeeper/Cook/Nanny. Responsibilities include: preparing healthy dinners for the family, light housekeeping and daily tidying, family laundry, grocery shopping and running errands, keeping the home well stocked, and assisting with children’s logistics -including driving them to after-school activities 1–2 days per week.
Front DeskWorking parents in TriBeCa, need to hire a highly organized and proactive Nanny/Family Assistant to support the day-to-day operations of their household. This full-time role blends personal assistant responsibilities with childcare support for two middle-school-aged children. Responsibilities include: managing family calendars, coordinating travel and logistics, conducting research using tools such as ChatGPT and other online resources,
Front DeskA Mom, in Midtown Manhattan, needs to hire a Part-Time, Live-out Nanny to help care for a toddler and school-aged child. Responsibilities include: school pickup and activity drop-off, playdates, trips to the park, coordinating at-home activities until bedtime, and assisting with weekend plans. The ideal candidate would be able to travel frequently with the family domestically,
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