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Babysitter Needed in Falls Church, VA

Originally posted Monday, Sep 21 at 7:10 PM


Care type

Babysitter

1 child, ages 5

Neighborhood

Falls Church

Pay rate

Rate dependent on experience

8 hours


Hi! I'm a Care Specialist with Wellthy, an approved UrbanSitter partner, helping connect experienced caregivers with families seeking childcare support. Upcoming Opportunity: Childcare needed: 1 child, age 5 Schedule: • Monday, September 28: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM The families we work with are working professionals looking for reliable, experienced caregivers. These are childcare-focused roles only — no transportation, housekeeping, or other household responsibilities are required. If you're interested and available, simply respond to this posting! We'll review interested caregivers and share profiles with the family. If the family would like to move forward, we'll connect you directly and help coordinate care details from there. It may take our team a day or two to review profiles and coordinate next steps, but we'll keep things moving as quickly as possible. Please note this job is paid by credit card. Once your booking is complete, payment is automatically processed through UrbanSitter in 24 hours. Happy to connect if you have any questions!

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