Hi families! 😊 My name is Zulay, I’m 21 years old and I’m currently working as a nanny. I have experience taking care of children of different ages, and I truly enjoy spending time with them in a safe, fun, and loving environment. I’m responsible, patient, and creative. I love planning activities like arts and crafts, outdoor play, reading, and helping with homework. I also speak Spanish (native) and English, so I can support bilingual learning if needed. I’m comfortable with light housekeeping related to the kids, preparing simple meals, and following family routines. My goal is always to make children feel happy, safe, and supported. I’m available on weekends and some evenings. I would love to help your family! Feel free to message me 😊

Hi! I’m Jennifer, and I’ve been caring for children since I was 15. With a Master’s degree in Special Education and a 6-year career as an educator, I bring both experience and heart to every family I work with. I’ve worked with children of all ages in a variety of settings — from babysitting and tutoring to summer camps and early childhood programs like Kidville, The Art Farm in Manhattan, and Broadway Babies. I’m reliable, creative, and love making every child feel safe, engaged, and supported while keeping things fun and organized.

My name is Sharon. I have raised 4 children of my own, and I have 12 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. I have over 20 years of experience working with children fromm infants, toddlers, and school age. Please reach out to me, if you’re interested in hiring me.

Hi, My name is Aissatou. I am currently an MBA student with 10+ years of experience caregiving for children, pets and the elderly. I am a compassionate, caring and reliable person who can cook, clean, and run errands. My love for caregiving began when I would babysit my neighbor’s children at 17 years old while their single mom would work late shifts. The look of joy that she would give me when she returned to a clean home and children that were cared for was extremely rewarding and gave me a sense of pride. During my summer breaks in college, I would help take care of my elderly neighbor when her primary caregiver was away. I would cook, clean, do her laundry and help administer her medication. The admiration I had for her was so strong that when she was moved to a nursing home, I became a volunteer there. The incredible stories and lessons I learned from the wonderful residents are priceless. I look forward to providing the best care possible!