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Full-Time Nanny

Posted 6 days ago

sittercityTampa (FL)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$48000 - 67000 per year

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About the role

Sittercity is seeking a dependable, caring full-time nanny for a family in South Tampa. The nanny will provide attentive, safety-focused childcare, support children’s daily routines, prepare simple meals, and plan age-appropriate activities. Candidates should have prior childcare experience, strong communication skills, and a genuine interest in helping children thrive. CPR and First Aid certification, references, and successful background screening are preferred. This opportunity offers meaningful, family-focused work through Sittercity, a technology-enabled marketplace committed to helping families find trusted care. Schedule, child ages, household expectations, and compensation will be discussed with the family. Provide attentive, age-appropriate care and maintain children’s safety. Supervise play and plan engaging, developmentally appropriate activities. Support daily routines, including meals, naps, and hygiene. Prepare simple meals and snacks for the children. Keep child-use areas and supplies organized. Communicate with parents about routines, activities, and any concerns. Infant and child care Child safety and supervision First aid and CPR Meal preparation Planning age-appropriate activities Managing nap and bedtime routines Diapering and hygiene Child-related light housekeeping Communication with parents Time management Current CPR and First Aid certification preferred Background screening and reference checks Authorized to work in the United States

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