A family of four, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, needs to hire an experienced Nanny to help care for their infant and school aged child. Responsibilities include: planning educational and enriching activities, monitoring developmental milestones, driving the children to and from school and activities, pitching in to help with light housekeeping and laundry as needed,
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Front DeskWorking parents, in Midtown Manhattan, need to hire a developmentally motivated career Nanny. Responsibilities will evolve around the care of 3 school-aged children: school pick-up, after-school activities, playtime, homework, preparing healthy and delicious meals, and supervising bath time and bedtime. The ideal candidate should be able to manage children’s calendars,
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Front DeskA family of four, in Greenwich Village, needs to hire an experienced Spanish speaking Nanny/Mother’s Helper who can assist with the care of an active toddler and a baby. Responsibilities include: feeding, bathing, dressing, changing diapers, engaging the children in fun, educational developmental activities, prepare and cook nutritious meals for the children,
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Front DeskA family of three, on the Upper East Side, needs to hire a full time, live out Nanny Housekeeper. Responsibilities include: caring for a five year old – taking her to after school activities, engaging her in fun, educational activities, preparing healthy meals and snacks, handling bath and bedtime routines,
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Front DeskA family of five, in Austin, TX, needs to hire a live-out Nanny/Family Assistant to care for their three children. Responsibilities include: food preparation mostly for the children (once in a while for the parents), errands, grocery shopping, school drop off and pickup, taking the children to and from activities,
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Front DeskA family, in Whitefish, Montana, needs to hire long term, full-time Nanny to help care for their three children. Responsibilities include: Escorting the older children to activities, play-dates etc., spending quality time with the toddler – engaging the child in fun, educational age-appropriate activities and games, preparing healthy meals and snacks,
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Front DeskA family of three, with homes in Manhattan and the Hamptons, needs to hire a full time Nanny/Cook. Responsibilities include: caring for an early school age – picking her up from school, taking her to after school activities, engaging her in fun, educational developmental activities, caring for her room and belongings,
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Front DeskA family of three, with homes in Manhattan and Amagansett, needs to hire a part-time live out Nanny to fare for an early school-age child. Responsibilities include: Picking he child up from school, escorting her to after-school activities, engaging in her fun, age-appropriate games and activities and caring for her room and belongings.
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Front DeskA family of five, in the Miami area, needs to hire a full-time Nanny to join their team and assist in the care of their three children (toddler through elementary age). Care is mostly for the youngest, as there is another nanny in the home who handles afternoons with the two oldest.
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Front DeskA family of four, on the Upper East Side, needs to hire full-time Nanny to assist in the care of their two children (both toddlers). The Nanny will be responsible for all child related duties: monitoring developmental milestones, planning engaging & educational activities, scheduling outings & playdates, supporting the children’s emotional development,
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