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Full-Time Nanny

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sittercityBel Air (MD)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$48000 - 62000 per year

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About the role

Sittercity seeks a responsible Full-Time Nanny to provide consistent, high-quality childcare for busy families. In this role, you’ll create a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment, manage daily routines, support homework and learning, and coordinate age-appropriate activities. You’ll communicate regularly with parents through Sittercity’s online tools, follow family guidelines, and uphold safety and privacy standards. Ideal candidates are reliable, organized, and tech-comfortable, with a passion for supporting children’s development and a commitment to professionalism, punctuality, and dependable weekly availability. Provide full-time, consistent childcare in a safe, nurturing environment Plan and supervise age-appropriate activities to support development Manage children’s daily routines, including meals, naps, and playtime Support homework and educational activities as requested by parents Maintain open, timely communication with parents using Sittercity tools Follow family-specific guidelines, schedules, and household rules Ensure safety at all times, including basic first aid awareness and supervision Assist with light child-related housekeeping (toys, meals, children’s laundry) Coordinate pick-ups/drop-offs and outings as approved by parents Uphold professionalism, punctuality, and reliable weekly availability Childcare Infant and toddler care Behavior management Basic first aid CPR (preferred) Homework support Schedule and routine management Parent communication Activity planning Time management CPR and First Aid certification preferred Previous full-time nanny or childcare experience Background check eligibility Valid driver’s license if transportation is required

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