Find an after school nanny in Rockaway Park, NY

I’ve been in child services for a little over 5 years. I’ve been able to work at agencies and in private homes with children as far as infants to grown adults with special needs. I’m in Brooklyn so I’m not far from a few boroughs and I don’t mind traveling and working along with families in need as far as scheduling.

Hello! My name is Kelly, and I’m excited to offer babysitting services and more to families in New York City. With nearly 15 years of babysitting experience and 5 summers spent working as a camp counselor at a YMCA overnight camp, I’m well-equipped to care for children of all ages. I’ve gained valuable skills over the years, from keeping kids engaged and safe to managing bedtime routines and providing emotional support when needed. I’m also a huge animal lover and am more than happy to care for pets, whether that means feeding, walking, or simply providing companionship while you're away. Whether you're looking for a sitter for a night out, a weekend away, or ongoing care, I am here to help. I’m reliable, responsible, and passionate about creating a fun and safe environment for your children. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or to schedule a time to meet—I look forward to helping out your family!

**AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY(Long Term/Short term+ Babysitting)** Hello, My name is Ebony Niicole & I have been a nanny full time for the past 8 years. My skills include organization, cleanliness, and structure. I am comfortable doing laundry, running errands, potty training, light housekeeping, dishes, licensed driver, cooking family meals, diaper changes and more. I have strong experience with children and am confident managing daily routines like school drop offs & pick ups, feeding, naps, and developmental play with consistency and care. I'm organized, attentive, and happy to assist with tasks such as tidying, laundry, and meal prep. Thank you for your time-I'd love the opportunity to connect.

Hi! I'm Sarah. Since 2013, when I was basically a child myself, I began child care and education at the Little Theater of Alexandria, first by helping my mother with her theater classes, most often Drama Tots, which I had taken when I was a tot. A few years later, I began to run my own 30 minute session after hers, "Musical Theater Tots," where I taught children age 3 - 6 songs and simple choreography to perform at the end of the session. This transformed into "Little Singers," in 2016, a free fall class before Christmas where I instructed middle schoolers in harmonious caroling, to be performed in the Alexandria Scottish Walk. After graduating high school, I came back every summer to run camps like Frozen song and theater, Barbie craft and play, and most fruitful, the Hogwarts camp, where me and three other teachers gave 30 elementary and middle school students an immersive experience, complete with daily classes and a mystery throughout, ending in a duel. I also have babysat as well as au paired, and worked in the winter of 2020 at 826DC as an Educational Programs Intern, facilitating after school writing-related activities and readings for students age 9-15, including a sensory walk to Colombia Heights which culminated in a book, binded in-house. Making structured play for kids throughout the years—letting a class's minds go free—has been the most fun in my life, and I couldn't think of a better job or something better I am capable of doing for the world. I love my educators, remember and appreciate every single one. I would be honored to be able to give a gift back to the next generation. I attended Bennington College, which means that everything I want to encourage in children—to dance, write, collage, laugh, think—I want to structure my life around, I want to do professionally. I'm an artist who sees teaching and collaborating as intrinsic to the art process. At Bennington, a great deal of the experience was listening to others share their work, having to have an eye of critique as well as humanity. Teaching and educating is a resonant process, a mutual exchange, as well as a delicate relationship where in knowing young people, we have power we must hold responsibly.

Hi all, I am 28, and have been working at the New York Times for the last 3.5 years. Before that, I was working at the Bronx documentary center as a teacher, and before that at ICP as a teachers assistant. I babysat / nanny’d throughout all of my high school years. I am currently in pursuit of my MFA, which is why I am looking for a nanny-ing job. I am interested in both part time and full time. I live in Brooklyn, in Park Slope in the chiclet mansion with my boyfriend and two cats.