Infant Nanny
sittercityTowson (MD)
$25 - 32.69 per hour
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sittercityTowson (MD)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$25 - 32.69 per hour
About the role
Sittercity is seeking a caring, dependable nanny to provide weekday daytime care for an infant beginning April 8. The nanny will follow the family's routines, prepare bottles, assist with feeding, change diapers, support naps, and provide safe, engaging, age-appropriate activities. Responsibilities include keeping the infant's care areas organized and communicating regular updates with the family. The ideal candidate is attentive, patient, safety-conscious, and experienced with infant care. This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in a family's daily life through reliable, compassionate childcare.
Schedule:
weekdays during daytime hours; exact hours and care details to be coordinated with the family. Provide attentive, age-appropriate care for an infant during weekday daytime hours. Prepare bottles and assist with feeding according to the family's instructions. Change diapers, support naps, and maintain the infant's daily routine. Engage the infant in safe, developmentally appropriate activities. Keep the infant's care areas and supplies tidy. Communicate updates about the infant's care and well-being to the family. Infant care Bottle preparation and feeding Diaper changing Infant sleep and nap routines Age-appropriate developmental play Child safety and supervision Infant hygiene Routine following Care-area organization Parent communication and daily updates Current infant and child CPR/first aid certification preferred References from prior childcare or infant-care families preferred
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