Hiring a caretaker starting Tuesday, Jul 01 (flexible) - $18/hr

Posted 19 hours ago by a parent

Part Time, starting Tuesday, Jul 01

Fort Worth, TX 76179

$18/hour for 0 hour per week

About this nanny job

I am a busy mom in aviation. Usually, I hire an au pair, but aupair visas are currently on hold. That being said, if anyone (nonsmoker) is seeking a live-in job near TCC northwest campus, I live directly behind the college. I have an eight year old son, Nathan, and a 2year old mixed breed dog named Chocolate. My schedule varies, but that's what makes it flexible. A typical nonschool day will look like dropping off and picking up Nate from Day Camp, fixing him a meal, and cleaning up after him or showing him how. A typical overnight will look like you coming in at 4 or 5 pm and helping him with the night routine. Bedtime is 9pm. Then get him ready the following morning and off to camp. On the 20th of each month, I get my schedule for the following month. This makes it much easier to plan. The above is just an example. Once I see my schedule for July, we can discuss what dates and times are necessary. A strong swimmer is important because my son practices swimming, piano, and soon, boxing.

Nanny job details

Who you'll nanny for

1 child

Age: 8

Nanny job schedule

Schedule is flexible

Applications accepted until Wednesday, Jul 02 at 9:46 PM.

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