Find nannies in Unionville Center, OH

Hey there! I’m Margaret, and I’m on the lookout for some awesome families to help with part-time/occasional nannying and babysitting! A Little About Me: • 22 years old, graduated from the University of Dayton (Go Flyers! 🎓) • Current Physician Assistant Student at Ohio Dominican University👩🏼‍⚕️🩺 • Certified Nurse Aide with CPR training – your kiddo’s safety is my top priority! • Former lifeguard – so your kids are in great hands around the water! 🏖️ • I can drive, so we can hit the park, the zoo, or just run errands with ease! 🚗 • Experienced with kids of all ages – from newborns to school-age kiddos! • Available most weekends - good for a great date night out Looking for Families Who: • Need a reliable sitter to keep the fun going! 🎉 • Want someone who can make every day a little more exciting and a lot safer! • Are open to clear communication and flexible scheduling • Are in the Columbus/Grandview area (or nearby) Feel free to shoot me a message with any questions or to set up a time to chat! I can’t wait to help your family! 🌞

I graduated from OSU with degrees in Psychology and Human Development and Family Science. I am very passionate about working with children and is working towards being a pediatric psychologist. I currently work at a Children's hospital and is super knowledgeable about children's temperament and behaviours and coping strategies. I also teach on the weekends at a Chinese community school. I work with 15 children of the age 7-8 and even younger ones 3-5.

My name is Amanda and I am a senior going into my 5th year as a film studies student at Ohio State. I’ve been babysitting since I was about 13 years old and have really grown to love it as a part time job. I have also had numerous dog watching and walking jobs throughout the years. I am pretty flexible with hours and open to last minute jobs as well. I would love to reach out and get to talk with you more!

Hi there! My name is MeganElizabeth, but you can call me Meg or Megan. I am 25 and moved to Columbus about a year ago from Greenville, OH. I’ve been caring for kids most of my life—starting at age 10 by helping care for my 6-month-old nephew under my mom’s supervision. With sisters much older than me, I naturally stepped into a caregiving role early on. I began babysitting outside my family at 15 and started nannying around 19. I’ve had a lot of hands-on experience with infants, including caring for a 3-week-old foster baby several days a week for a few months, and a 1-week-old I was with consistently for over a year. I also spent about a year and a half working in a preschool, gaining experience with kids of all ages and personalities. I’ve been CPR certified since I began babysitting through the YMCA at 15 (my certification did lapse this April, but I’m still very familiar with the procedures). Beyond childcare, I’m happy to help with light housework, meal prep, and planning age-appropriate activities. What I love most about working with children is seeing how their minds work—how they look at life, how they process things, and those little moments when something clicks for them. It’s the most rewarding type of work to me, and I feel really grateful anytime I get to be part of their world. Let me know if there’s anything else you'd like to know—I’d be happy to answer!😊

I was an afterschool coordinator at Gym Skills Lifestyle Center. Before then I spent a year in San jose, California as a City Year success coach as a kid in underfunded neighborhoods. Babysitting is my favorite job so far. I love taking care of the kids. I am very respectful, kind. and smart. I charge a premium rate because I also am good at cleaning, can cook, and can drive. It's worth it. When I babysit I just get to play with the kids and be the responsible adult. I love seeing their personalties come out and the cute things to say. I am from Colombia, South America. Babysitting is not common there because of the danger. Getting to take care of someone else's child for some time is a privilege and I am grateful anytime I get entrusted with the responsibility. It is a privilege. I love caring for them and listening to their stories.