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858 experienced nannies in San Francisco, CA

Families in San Francisco use UrbanSitter to find full-time, part-time, and live-in nanny care.
Rates vary by schedule, experience, and responsibilities.

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Nutcharee San Francisco
$25 per hour for 1 child

Hi! I'm Nutcharee from Thailand with years of experience caring for babies and young children. I'm CPR certified, fully vaccinated, and love helping kids grow happy and safe. I'm calm, dependable, and enjoy spending quality time with children through fun, age-appropriate activities both indoors and outdoors. Based in San Francisco and I'm available to start right away. References available!

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Erika Buitrago San Francisco
$29 per hour for 1 child

I am a Hispanic nurse who has been living in San Francisco for around two years now. I am currently working in an assisted living building, but looking to expand my career opportunities here in the Bay Area. I have worked in hospitals for eight years taking care of all age groups. In the last three years before coming to the United States I was taking care of children in an intensive unit. I am also a mom and have taken care of many children in non medical settings.

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Nicole San Francisco
$26 per hour for 1 child

Hello! My name is Nicole and I’m currently working in special education in an autism focused classroom. I am offering childcare, adult care, senior care, pet care, tutoring, and household services. I am CPR certified for all ages. I have received training in first aid, safety care, and applied behavior analysis. I have experience changing diapers, basic sign language, and calming strategies.

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Diego San Francisco
$25 per hour for 1 child
Booked by 1 family in San Francisco, CA

Hi everyone! My name is Diego, I’m 27 years old and originally from Brazil. I’ve been living in the U.S. for almost six years and recently graduated from the University of San Francisco with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. While my academic background is in business, my heart has always been with children and community work. My journey with kids began when I was 15 years old. I worked as a children’s party monitor for four years, where I was responsible for caring for kids, feeding them, organizing games, dancing, face painting, and creating a fun and safe environment. That experience sparked my passion for childcare and led me to the U.S., where I became an au pair. Over the past two years, I’ve been caring for two amazing boys, now aged 6 and 8. My daily responsibilities include waking them up, preparing meals, driving them to and from school, helping with homework, taking them to their activities (like soccer, baseball, and basketball), doing their laundry, cooking for them, and helping maintain their routine. It’s been an incredibly rewarding experience, teaching me responsibility, empathy, and a deep appreciation for child development. In addition to childcare, I coach youth soccer through Project Play Potrero, a community program in San Francisco. I work with children from kindergarten through sixth grade at schools like Live Oak. Coaching allows me to share my passion for soccer while helping kids build confidence, teamwork skills, and a love for physical activity. Seeing them grow on and off the field is one of my favorite parts of the week. I would describe myself as mature, friendly, reliable, patient, organized, easygoing, and communicative. I naturally connect with kids and always aim to create a safe, supportive, and fun environment where they can thrive. I also enjoy helping families feel confident that their children are in capable and caring hands. On a personal note, I come from a big family in Brazil—I have three sisters, two brothers, and a small dog named Malu. She’s a wild little miniature pinscher who used to wait for me at the stairs every day after work. I miss her deeply and can’t wait to see her again. I loved taking her for car rides, to dog parks, and spoiling her with toys (even if she destroyed them in minutes!). Thank you for taking the time to get to know me. I’d love the opportunity to support your family and bring positive energy, care, and reliability into your home.

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Dolores San Francisco
$30 per hour for 1 child

Hello My name is Dolores, I am new to this app as my previous nanny positions have been via referrals from families. I have over 15 years of dedicated experience in childcare. I pride myself in being highly dependable, nurturing and fun loving, committed to supporting children’s growth, development and wellbeing. I have been so fortunate to work with families of diverse backgrounds, caring for children ranging from newborn to school-aged and am skilled in managing multiple children. I have been very lucky to have worked long term with some amazing families in the past who have kept in touch with me and sent me updates on their kids. In my spare time I enjoy traveling and walks along the many beautiful trails in the Bay Area. I also enjoy spending time with my grandchildren and my adult kids. I look forward to working with your beautiful family. I did take a pause on childcare to help my then husband start up his business but am looking to hopefully get back to work. I am very joyous and full of life, very easy to get along with and flexible with families. Please let me know if you have any questions. Great references available.

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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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Frequently asked questions about San Francisco nanny services

What does a nanny do?

Nannies provide ongoing, in-home child care on a set schedule. A nanny may prepare meals, assist with school pickup, help with homework, manage activities, and handle light housekeeping related to child care. Many nannies specialize in specific age groups or needs such as infant care or bilingual support. Learn more about what a nanny does.

How do I find a nanny near me in San Francisco?

Sign up for free, post your job with your schedule and needs, then browse nanny profiles with experience and reviews from local San Francisco families. Message candidates, schedule interviews, and hire when you find the right fit. Learn more about how it works.

Are nannies on UrbanSitter background checked?

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

What's the difference between UrbanSitter and a San Francisco nanny agency?

Nanny agencies in San Francisco often charge placement fees that can total thousands of dollars. On UrbanSitter, there are no agency placement fees, just a simple membership. You can browse available nannies in San Francisco, interview candidates, and hire directly.

What types of nannies can I find in San Francisco?

On UrbanSitter, you can find full-time, part-time, and live-in nannies in San Francisco. 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.

Do I need a nanny contract?

A written agreement helps you and your nanny align on schedule, pay, duties, and time off before the job begins. Many families in San Francisco use a simple contract to set expectations from day one. See our nanny contract template and guide for what to include.

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