Hiring a full time caretaker starting Monday, Feb 23 in Peacock Gap
Posted 2 hours ago by a parent
Full Time, starting Monday, Feb 23
San Rafael, CA - Peacock Gap 94901Rate dependent on experience
Paid via cashAbout this nanny job
We are a warm, organized family with an active 1-year-old son. He is curious, mobile, and loves being engaged through play, music, books, and outdoor time. We do not allow screen time and value hands-on, developmentally appropriate activities that encourage movement, exploration, and learning. Care responsibilities include attentive supervision, age-appropriate play, reading, preparing and serving simple meals/snacks, and supporting a consistent routine for naps and activities. Light child-related tidying (toys, dishes used during the day) is expected. We are looking for someone reliable, calm, and experienced with toddlers who genuinely enjoys engaging with children and supporting their development. Open communication, punctuality, and a positive, respectful attitude are important to us.Nanny job details
Who you'll nanny for
1 child
Age: 12 months
Nanny job duties
Job Includes
- Feeding children
Nanny job schedule
- MON: During the day
- TUE: During the day
- WED: During the day
- THU: During the day
- FRI: During the day
Applications accepted until Tuesday, Feb 24 at 8:00 AM.
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