Seeking an experienced caretaker starting Friday, Jun 13

Posted 5 days ago by a parent

Part Time, starting Friday, Jun 13

San Antonio, TX 78250

Rate dependent on experience

Paid via cash

About this nanny job

I work 12 hour shifts approximately 1 hour drive away from home. Looking for a backup care option for wake up/ feed breakfast/drop off to summer camp & pick up/ feed dinner/ play board games with my child (age 9) until I am home from work. I leave my home at 5:30 am and return home around 8:30 pm (due to shift + drive time). Child will be attending summer camp which is from 8-5pm. My child has ADHD and really thrives with undivided attention, and minimal screen time/play. Child is very intelligent and loves to talk about animals/play trivia/learn new facts about science and the environment. My child also enjoys reading graphic novels, and going to the park. I request a test run with my child to ensure you and child are comfortable and happy with one another.

Nanny job details

Who you'll nanny for

1 child

Age: (9 years)

Nanny job duties

Job Includes

Feeding children
Making meals
Driving children in caregiver’s car

Benefits of the job

Meal included
Parking is easy to find/available

Nanny job schedule

THU: 5:30 AM - 8:00 AM
FRI: 5:30 AM - 8:00 AM
SAT: 5:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Applications accepted until Saturday, Jun 14 at 5:30 AM.

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