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Gabriella $30 per hour for 1 child

Hi there! I’m Gabriella, and I’ve been dedicated to babysitting for over 5 years. Growing up in a big family, I was always surrounded by kids, which helped me develop a genuine love for caring for little ones. Over the years, I’ve had the pleasure of working with children of all ages, and I always treat them with the same care and attention I would give to my own family. I’m also CPR certified, so you can rest easy knowing your child’s safety is in good hands. I’m excited to bring a warm, nurturing environment to your home and help your children thrive :)

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Sabrina $35 per hour for 1 child

Hi, my name is Sabrina. I love to paint & go for walks. I'm a nanny/sitter. I have 7 years of experience working with newborns, toddlers, school-age children, and twins, and multiples. I am (ECE) Early Childhood Education. I'm CPR & First Aid Certified. |Pet Friendly. I provide child care for families in San Mateo County such as appropriate learning and developmental activities for children's such as playing outside, going to the park and library, reading books & singing/dancing, and projects like arts & crafts and painting. I'm responsible, trustworthy and strongly motivated, and FUN! Feel free to message me with any questions. Looking forward to hearing from you. Best Regards, Sabrina.

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Kris Antonette $30 per hour for 1 child

Hello! My name is Kris, and I absolutely love being around children and caring for them. I currently work as a Para Educator in Special Education at A.P. Giannini Middle School under SFUSD, where I support students with patience, compassion, and understanding. I especially enjoy spending time with toddlers and young children, creating a safe, nurturing, and fun environment for them. I treat every child with love and care—as if they were my own. While I don’t have a child yet, I do have my baby (a dog!), which definitely still counts 😉 This has helped me develop a strong sense of responsibility, empathy, and unconditional love. I would be honored to care for your little ones and make them feel happy, comfortable, and well-loved.

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Carolina $35 per hour for 1 child

Hello! My name is Carolina, I am 38 years old and live in North Bay. I am an IT professional and recently got laid off from work. So while I find something permanent in IT, I’m looking for extra cash to help with my monthly expenses. I have experience in taking care of toddlers, teens, and pets. I am a Star Wars fan, a Sony aibo collector (A.I. Robot Dogs) and play video games!

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Jessica Nadyn $40 per hour for 1 child

Hi! My name is Jessica, and I recently graduated with my Master’s degree in Child Life from Azusa Pacific University. I have a deep passion for supporting children and families during times of stress, uncertainty, and medical experiences, and I aspire to work as a Child Life Specialist in the future. My interest in working with children began at a young age. Before pursuing my undergraduate degree at the University of Arizona, I was a primary babysitter for my youngest cousin starting when he was about 11 months old. This experience helped me develop patience, empathy, and a strong understanding of early childhood development, while reinforcing my love for working with children. Throughout my academic training, practicum, and internship experiences, I have worked with infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-age children, and adolescents across a variety of settings, including hospital units and community-based programs. These experiences have allowed me to provide developmentally appropriate play, education, and emotional support, and coping support tailored to each child’s individual needs. I am especially passionate about creating safe, supportive environments where children feel empowered, heard, and understood.

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"Johanna is AMAZING! My two boys love her - she does everything from amazing arts & crafts, to helping with homework, to getting them playing outside! She also drives them and does everything involved with after school activities: packing snacks, getting the right gear, etc."

Michelle R., mom of two

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"When we hired Amani, we felt like we hit the jackpot. We were very lucky to find her on UrbanSitter at the beginning of school year. She was picking up kids from school, taking them to afternoon activities, helping them with assignments. She prepped food for them, helped organize their closets and keep their spaces neat and orderly. We would hire her again in a heartbeat."

Milena L., mom of two

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"Caitlin has been such a lifesaver for our family. We hired Caitlin to help with the after school routine. The kids took to her instantly. She does it all - school pick ups, dinners, baths, lunch making, clean up, etc. She has really helped make a busy time so much easier for us."

Heather B., mom of two

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Frequently asked questions about hiring after school nannies in San Francisco

How much does an after school nanny cost in San Francisco, CA?

After school nanny pay in San Francisco is usually hourly and depends on the schedule, the nanny's experience, whether driving is required, and homework help. Most after school roles are part-time, in the range of 15 to 25 hours per week. See current after school nanny costs.

How do I find an after school nanny near me in San Francisco?

Sign up for free, post a job with your school-year schedule and needs, then browse profiles with reviews and references from local San Francisco families. Message candidates, schedule interviews, and hire when you find the right fit. Learn how UrbanSitter works.

Are after school nannies in San Francisco background checked?

Yes. Every nanny in San Francisco must clear an annual background check, and each profile is individually reviewed by our Trust and Safety team. See what's included in the background check.

Can my after school nanny drive my kids to activities in San Francisco?

Yes. UrbanSitter families in San Francisco can specify driving requirements when posting a job, including whether the nanny uses their own car or the family's car. Many after school nannies help with school pickup, driving to activities.

When is the best time to find an after school nanny in San Francisco?

Most San Francisco families start their search in late summer for an August or September start, matching the school year. Demand peaks in July and August, so families who plan ahead have the widest selection. Mid-year hiring happens too, often when schedules change or families move.

What should I look for when interviewing an after school nanny in San Francisco?

Look for experience with your kids' age range, comfort with your school pickup logistics and after-school activities, references from families you trust, and a clear sense of reliability. See interview questions to ask.

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