Part Time nanny needed starting Tuesday, Sep 8 in Brooklyn
Posted 2 hours ago by a parent
Part Time, starting Tuesday, Sep 8
New York, NY - Brooklyn 11201Rate dependent on experience
Paid via cashAbout this nanny job
Hello sitters! We’re looking for a reliable, energetic, and engaging babysitter to help with our busy after-school schedule. We have three kids, ages 4, 8, and 10. The role includes picking up 1–2 children from school, taking them to sports and other activities, helping with homework, and keeping them engaged with fun, age-appropriate activities at home. You’ll also help with snack time, simple kid-friendly dinner prep, and keeping everyone safe and happy. We’re looking for someone dependable, warm, and proactive who genuinely enjoys spending time with kids. If this sounds like a good fit and you can commit to the regular schedule, we’d love to hear from you!Nanny job details
Who you'll nanny for
3 children
Ages: 4, 8,10
Nanny job duties
Job Includes
- School pickup
- Light tidying after kids
- Making meals
- Feeding children
- Homework help
Benefits of the job
- Guaranteed minimum hours
- Near public transit
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 Wednesday, Sep 09 at 12:00 AM.
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