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Nanny

Posted 2 days ago

sittercitySan Jose (CA)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$23.56 - 27.4 per hour

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About the role

Sittercity is seeking a caring, dependable nanny to care for an 18-month-old child in the Berryessa area of San Jose. This weekday position runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., beginning October 19. The nanny will provide attentive supervision, maintain a safe and nurturing setting, and support the child's daily routine, including meals, naps, and age-appropriate play and learning activities. The ideal caregiver is patient, responsible, and communicative, and will keep parents updated on the child's day and wellbeing. Help make family life easier by providing trusted, thoughtful care that supports a young child's comfort, curiosity, and development. Provide attentive, age-appropriate care for an 18-month-old child. Supervise the child and maintain a safe, nurturing environment. Plan and engage the child in play, reading, and developmentally appropriate activities. Prepare and serve meals or snacks as directed by the family. Support the child's daily routine, including naps and basic hygiene. Communicate with parents about the child's activities, needs, and wellbeing. Infant and toddler care Child supervision Child safety and hazard awareness Age-appropriate activity planning Early childhood development Meal and snack preparation Nap and routine support Diapering and basic hygiene Parent communication Child-focused first aid and emergency response Current pediatric CPR and first aid certification preferred References from prior childcare experience preferred Ability to meet applicable background and safety screening requirements

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