Posted 18 hours ago by a parent

Seeking an experienced caretaker starting Monday, Nov 16

Recurring · 5 days per week · Full Time, starting Monday, Nov 16


Care type

Nanny

1 child, ages (6 months)

Neighborhood

San Francisco

Pay rate

Rate dependent on experience

Paid via cash


About this nanny job

First-time parents in the Outer Sunset looking for a full-time nanny for our daughter Maddie, 5 months old. Monday–Friday, 8–5 (45 hrs/week), starting late November or December. Maddie is easygoing, a good napper, and loves being outside — stroller walks and park time are a big part of the day. We're a screen-free household looking for someone warm and energetic with infant experience and CPR/First Aid, who loves creative play and getting out and about, and who'd be open to a nanny share in the future. Two friendly cats at home, so you must like cats!

Schedule

During the day

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What's included

Light tidying after kidsFeeding childrenDiaperingNap routine

Perks of this job

Parking is easy to find/availableGuaranteed minimum hoursNear public transit

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