Posted 1 hour ago by a parent
Hiring a part time caretaker starting Monday, Sep 28
Recurring · 3 days per week · Part Time, starting Monday, Sep 28
Care type
Nanny
1 child, ages 2.5 years old
Neighborhood
Chicago
Pay rate
Rate dependent on experience
Paid via credit
About this nanny job
We are looking for some assistance with our 2 and a half year old daughter. The ideal person must be trustworthy, dependable, have great communication skills, and very patient with toddlers. We are looking for someone for this position that would be available as soon as possible.
Schedule
During the day
What's included
Perks of this job
Currently open
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