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Infant Nanny

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sittercityPerry Hall (MD)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$25 - 30.77 per hour

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About the role

Sittercity is seeking a caring, dependable nanny to provide weekday daytime care for an infant, starting April 8. The nanny will follow the family’s routines for feeding, diapering, naps, and play, while maintaining a safe, tidy environment for the child. This role calls for patience, sound judgment, and clear communication with parents about the infant’s needs and daily activities. Join a family-focused care community built around trust, safety, and flexible support for parents. Candidates should be comfortable caring for infants and attentive to age-appropriate developmental needs. Schedule and specific household expectations will be coordinated with the family. Provide attentive, age-appropriate care for an infant during weekday daytime hours. Prepare bottles and infant meals as directed, and follow the family’s feeding routine. Change diapers, maintain infant hygiene, and keep the child’s areas and supplies organized. Engage the infant in safe, developmentally appropriate play and activities. Follow the family’s instructions for naps, routines, and safety. Communicate updates about the infant’s care and daily activities to the family. Infant care Infant feeding and bottle preparation Diapering and infant hygiene Safe sleep practices Infant supervision and safety Age-appropriate play and developmental activities Following caregiver instructions and routines Parent-caregiver communication Time management Basic first aid awareness Infant and child CPR/first aid certification is preferred, though not specified as required. References demonstrating reliable childcare experience are beneficial. Ability to pass applicable caregiver screening and background checks.

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