Part Time nanny required starting ASAP (flexible) - $30/hr
Posted a day ago by a parent
Part Time, starting ASAP
Greenwich, CT 06831$30/hour for 11 hours per week
About this nanny job
We are a family of four with two children (age 8 and 10) who live full-time in Greenwich, CT but spend 1-2 weekends in the city; UES. We are looking for help 1-2 days during the week and either Saturday or Sunday to assist with childcare. Someone with high energy, very responsible and ideally a student or recent grad who is looking for supplementary income Duties include checking on homework, assisting in creative play and helping to coordinate school prep for the following day. On occasion we will be in the city. However this role doesn't require city babysitting. In past we have hired students from Fordham in the Bronx and include travel expenses to CT and UES. Thank you!Nanny job details
Who you'll nanny for
2 children
Ages: age 8 and age 10
Nanny job duties
Job Includes
- Bathing
- Feeding children
Benefits of the job
- Cab/car service back home
- Parking is easy to find/available
Nanny job schedule
- TUE: 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
- THU: 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
- SAT: 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Note: this job was set to start Thursday, Jan 08 at 12:00 AM, but is still open and unfilled.
Applications accepted until Friday, Jan 09 at 12:00 AM.
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