Live Out Nanny at Nanny Poppins Agency Portsmouth, NH

Posted 6 days ago

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SENIORITY

Junior

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$25-$30 per hour

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About the role

Live Out Rotational Nanny (ever other week) - Local College Students Welcome!!! UNH Students welcome to apply! Live Out Nanny job at Nanny Poppins Agency. Portsmouth, NH. Seeking a loving and experienced nanny for a family with a 11 year old child. The role involves a split-shift schedule. Mom works every other week; the nanny would work 7 days on then 7 days off. The family seeks a patient, engaging, and reliable individual who can provide a safe and nurturing environment in a long-term position. Schedule Morning: 6:00 AM - 8:00 AM (Monday through Friday) Afternoon: 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM (Monday through Friday) Saturday & Sunday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM 45 Hours Guaranteed
Start date: Late August Guaranteed hours per week Flexibility required; parent's schedule may vary slightly every 4-6 weeks Schedule provided in advance 7 days straight, flexible days
Compensation & Benefits: $25-$30 per hour Morning Routine Assist the child with getting dressed (clothes will be prepared by the parent). School drop-off/pick-up: Assist with drop-off at school (parent drives) and pick-up from the bus stop. After-School Care: Supervise playtime and activities. Prepare healthy and age-appropriate lunches and snacks. Assist with homework, if needed. Transport child to and from karate classes (up to 4 days per week). Engage in age-appropriate activities with the child.
Household Responsibilities: Light meal preparation for the child (simple meals). Occasional assistance with dinner preparation for the family. Maintain a clean and organized play area.
Requirements: Valid driver's license and vehicle. 3-5 verifiable professional references. Patient, nurturing, and engaging personality. CPR/First Aid certification (preferred).
Must have: U.S. work authorization.

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