A family in Nevada is seeking a full-time nanny to care for their three children, ranging in age from toddler to middle school. Primary responsibilities include caring for the toddler during the day—ensuring developmental milestones are met and following a structured daily curriculum—as well as providing after-school care for the two older children.
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Front DeskA family of four, on the Upper East Side, needs to hire a Weekend live-in Nanny to care for their infant twins. Responsibilities include: assisting the head Nanny with all aspects of infant care – feeding, bathing, diapering, engaging the children in age-appropriate developmental activities and age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play.
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Front DeskA family of four, on the Upper East Side, needs to hire a full-time, live-in Nanny to care for their infant twins. Responsibilities include: assisting the head Nanny with all aspects of infant care – feeding, bathing, diapering, engaging the children in age-appropriate developmental activities and age-appropriate indoor and outdoor play.
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Front DeskA family of five on the Upper East Side, needs to hire an full time career Nanny to assist in caring for their three children (infant through elementary school age) during the week. Responsibilities include: school drop off/ pick up, accompanying the children to afterschool activities & social events, engaging the children in fun,
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Front DeskA family of seven, in the Washington, D.C., needs to hire an additional afternoon nanny join their childcare team and assist in managing the needs for (primarily) the family’s youngest, a toddler. This is a fully staffed home and the family has 2-3 nannies on duty at any time so one is never responsible for all children at once.
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Front DeskA family of seven, in the Washington, D.C., needs to hire a Rotational Nanny/ Governesses to join their childcare team and assist in mangling the needs for a family’s five children. This is a fully staffed home and the family has 2-3 nannies on duty at any time so one is never responsible for all children at once.
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Front DeskA family of five, in Summit, NJ., needs to hire an afternoon Nanny/Parent’s Helper to assist a stay-at-home parent with the afternoon care of their three elementary age children. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: school pick up, shuttling the children to afterschool activities & social events, assisting children with homework,
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Front DeskA family of three, in Brooklyn, needs to hire a full-time Nanny to care for their infant. Responsibilities include: diapering, feeding, maintaining sleep & feeding schedules, engaging in developmentally appropriate activities, monitoring milestones & meeting child’s needs based on their growth & related needs, handling all child related housekeeping &
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Front DeskA busy family of six, in Garden City, NY, needs to hire an experienced weekend Nanny. Responsibilities include: driving preteens and teens to their activities, sports practices and events, collaborating with parents to keep the schedule and routine running smoothly, light meal prep, overnight supervision when parents away, errands, keeping the home organized,
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Front DeskA single parent, in Midtown East, needs to hire a professional Nanny/Housekeeper who can assist her with the care and upkeep of her small apartment and assist with after-school childcare. Responsibilities include: cleaning, organizing, laundry, errands, cooking, school drop off and pick-up, taking the child to after-school activities, supervising her homework,
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