Family needs a full time caretaker starting Monday, Feb 09 (flexible) in NOPA
Posted 2 hours ago by a parent
Full Time, starting Monday, Feb 09
San Francisco, CA - NOPA 94115Rate dependent on experience
Paid via cashAbout this nanny job
We're looking for a warm, reliable nanny to care for our daughter who is 9 months old. Schedule: Ideally Mon-Thu, 8:45am-5:30 p.m. We're also open to Tue-Thu, and can offer Mon-Fri if full-time hours are needed. We're flexible -- let's chat about what works for both of us! Tali has a 3. 5-year-old brother Zevi who is in full-day preschool. You'd be caring for Tali, but we'd love for you to get to know her brother as well for occasional babysitting (at an increased hourly rate). We value outdoor play, music, and reading, and follow a Montessori/Waldorf-inspired, child-led approach. We practice baby-led weaning, and keep a no-screen, minimal-sugar household (big brother didn't have sweet treats until age 3). This is a great fit for someone who loves infants, is present and engaged, and values strong communication. We'd love to connect!Nanny job details
Who you'll nanny for
1 child
Age: 9 months
Nanny job duties
Job Includes
- Feeding children
Benefits of the job
- Parking is easy to find/available
Nanny job schedule
Applications accepted until Tuesday, Feb 10 at 8:00 AM.
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