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Infant Nanny

Posted 2 days ago

sittercityLong Green (MD)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$25 - 30 per hour

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About the role

Sittercity is seeking a caring, dependable nanny to provide weekday daytime care for an infant beginning April 8. The nanny will support the child’s daily routine, including feeding, diapering, naps, and age-appropriate play, while maintaining a safe, nurturing environment. The ideal caregiver is attentive, patient, and comfortable communicating with parents about the infant’s needs and activities. Follow family instructions, keep childcare areas and supplies organized, and prioritize the child’s well-being. This opportunity supports Sittercity’s mission to help families access trusted, reliable care through a collaborative, family-focused approach centered on safety, empathy, and dependable service. Provide attentive, age-appropriate care for an infant during weekday daytime hours. Prepare bottles and infant meals as directed; follow feeding and nap routines. Change diapers, maintain infant hygiene, and keep the child’s areas and supplies tidy. Engage the infant in safe, developmentally appropriate play and activities. Communicate updates to the family and follow their childcare and safety instructions. Infant care Feeding and bottle preparation Diapering and infant hygiene Infant sleep and nap routines Age-appropriate play and developmental activities Child safety and supervision Basic first aid Parent communication Routine following Childcare area organization Current infant and child CPR/First Aid certification preferred. References from prior childcare experience preferred. Ability to meet applicable background-screening requirements.

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