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Aunt Ann’s In-House Staffing’s Client
Location: San Francisco CA
Job Type: Full Time
Category: Childcare
Position: Easygoing + Team-Oriented Nanny for Newborn in the Presidio (July Start) – FILLED
Schedule: Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. (or until 7 p.m. if someone prefers more hours)
Salary Amount or Range: $35-$40/hour D.O.E + standard benefits (paid vacation, sick days, holidays) + medical insurance
Children: baby due July 2024
Pets: 2 small dogs
Bay Area Region: San Francisco
Description
A family in the Presidio is seeking an easygoing, hardworking nanny to care for their newborn baby due this July. They also have two older children (12 and 16 years old) but care is primarily for their infant. Responsibilities include all child-related care; working on milestones, helping with developmental transitions, planning fun educational activities, baby laundry, light tidying, etc. The best person for them is trustworthy, nurturing, and knowledgeable in child development. It’s important to find someone team-oriented who works well in a multi-staffed home.
Flexibility to travel is needed as the family frequents Sonoma and travels to Fiji a few times a year. This is a great opportunity for someone looking for a long term commitment as they are hoping to grow their family next year.
Experience Requirements
- Minimum 3 years experience working as a private nanny with excellent verifiable references
Educational Requirements
- Fluency in English
Qualifications
- COVID-vaccinated
- Current TB and Tdap vaccine
- CPR Certified
- Valid driver with clean record (family can provide vehicle for work-related driving)
- Hands-on and genuinely loves working with children
- Easygoing, good sense of humor
- Hardworking
- Harmonious and team-oriented in multi-staffed home
- Shares family’s values; ethical w/ strong morals
- Trustworthy
- Nurturing
- Excellent communicator
- Flexibility to travel
Responsibilities
- All child-related care for baby
- Planning educational activities
- Working toward developmental milestones
- Assisting with developmental transitions
- Preparing child’s bottles and eventually solids
- Child’s laundry
- Light tidying
- Organizing baby areas, clothing, etc.