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13 available this week | Avg weekly rate: $904.40/wk

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Andreea $25 per hour for 1 child

My name is Andreea. I'm 38 years old and have 15+ years of experience working with senior citizens. I've worked privately with individuals in their homes and I have worked for a few companies to gain more experience in this field. I've helped individuals recognize their wants and needs with implemented activities correlating to them. Assistance with incontinence care, documentation of care and over all well-being, medication reminders, transfer assistance/ambulation, use of a hoyer lift, travel, shopping, scheduled doctor's appointments & visits, and companionship. I've also worked in a fast paced and team oriented environment so I'm punctual, friendly, and have compassion for everyone.

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Semajah $20 per hour for 1 child

I have worked with newborns, toddlers, and kids from the ages of 0 to 14. I started off working with babies and kids in my family before actually being recommended from people outside of my family. I started working as a part time babysitter in my sophomore year of high school and continued the work until I graduated. I would help both mother’s and father’s sometime’s in the morning if I had a later start in my school day, I would help with getting the kids ready for school such as getting outfits prepared, breakfast, and if they didn’t take the bus I would walk them to school depending on the distance but usually it was in the neighborhood, allowing the parents to get more rest in the morning or time to get themselves ready. If I did do afternoon shifts it was always after school helping the kids with their school work, sports activities, taking them to the park and even helping with their bedtime routine’s. I would say newborns were my easiest to care for considering my experience with taking care of newborns in my own family. I would have a schedule feeding time, nap time, and diaper changing. If the family did have older children with a newborn we had quiet time when the baby was resting, if we did go outside the baby was either in a harness or stroller shaded, while keeping an eye out on the other children making sure each kid had their own water and snacks when they needed to take a break or we’re done playing. I did graduate top of my classes with a golden rope, honors, and scholarships. So my junior year I was able to work with families mid-morning and afternoon, and even overnight since I was only taking 3 classes at the time. A lot of parents did appreciate the overnight care especially with newborns allowing the parents who worked overnight or needed to get more rest and the help they deserved. I try not to make my pay ratings high considering the passion I have for taking care of kids and helping families it’s something I personally love, and would never take advantage of doing.

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Yamil $20 per hour for 1 child

Hi, my name is Yamil, and I am 20 years old. I am currently attending school, studying Business and Accounting. I offer babysitting, pet care, house care, and general household assistance services. I have over two years of customer service experience, which has helped me develop strong communication, responsibility, and problem-solving skills. I also regularly babysit for family members and have experience caring for young children on a weekly basis. I am patient, dependable, handling a variety of childcare responsibilities. In addition, I have extensive experience caring for animals. I have taken care of multiple dogs, cats, birds and I have also cared for chickens. I am comfortable providing feeding, walking, cleaning, and general care for pets of all kinds. I am happy to assist with household tasks such as cleaning, organizing, lifting heavy items, running errands, and other day-to-day responsibilities. I take pride in being hardworking, reliable, and willing to help wherever needed. I have earned my high school diploma and am not allergic to any animals or foods. I am comfortable working in homes with pets and am always ready to provide dependable and professional service.

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Cynthia $30 per hour for 1 child

I have a B.S. Earlychilhood Education, I have 3 dogs (Lab, German Shepherd and Schnauzer), I’m a good problem solver and know how to work with different personalities at the same time, I’m bilingual and flexible with schedule.

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Haley $20 per hour for 1 child

My name is Haley, and I’m a responsible and caring person who enjoys helping families with their daily needs. I have experience with babysitting, pet sitting, and helping keep homes clean and organized. I’m patient with kids, attentive with pets, and I always try to make sure everyone feels safe and comfortable. I’m dependable, hardworking, and I take pride in being someone families can trust to help care for their home and loved ones.

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How much does a nanny cost in March Air Force Base, CA?

  • Average weekly cost for 1 child: $904.40/wk
  • Average weekly cost for 2 children: $1,068.40/wk
  • Part-time nanny weekly cost (1 child): $565.25/wk
  • Typical annual salary for full-time nanny in March Air Force Base, CA: $47,028.80/yr

As of October 2026

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"We absolutely LOVE Isa — our family was so fortunate to have found her through UrbanSitter. I'm a first-time mom, and it took me a long time to find a full-time nanny I could trust to care for our sweet infant boy. Our boy connected with her immediately, and we couldn't have asked for anyone else to care for him. Her calming presence was also perfect for parents like us who work from home. We feel so lucky UrbanSitter helped us find someone who has truly become a part of our family."

Amy L., mom of one

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"I was so stressed about finding a part-time nanny for my 14-month-old son, who has moderate separation anxiety and hadn't been left with anyone but family before, but we were both immediately at ease in Buhay's presence. Her empathy and commitment to understanding child development are apparent in every interaction I've witnessed between her and my toddler. I feel very lucky to have found her."

Kamilah W., mom of one

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"Erna watched our now 5 year old daughter and 3 year old son for a few years. She is punctual, responsible, honest, and playful. What we appreciated most was that she was thoughtful in ensuring that we had a little break; for example, when the kids were clingy, she was able to divert their attention with games or songs or walks to the park. We felt very comfortable leaving our kids with Erna because of her caring nature and experience that spans a decade (including being a live-in nanny)."

Eric D., dad of two

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How much does a nanny cost in March Air Force Base, CA?

As of October 2026, nannies in March Air Force Base typically earn $904.40 per week for full-time care with one child, and more for two or more children. Part-time nanny costs in March Air Force Base typically range from $565.25 per week. Check profiles in March Air Force Base for current rates and experience levels.

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What's the difference between UrbanSitter and a March Air Force Base nanny agency?

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What types of nannies can I find in March Air Force Base?

On UrbanSitter, you can find full-time, part-time, and live-in nannies in March Air Force Base. Many nannies offer specialized experience including infant care, nanny sharing, bilingual care, and after school coverage. Browse profiles and filter by experience type to find your fit.

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