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$35 - $38/hr

Private Family in Water Mill, New York Seeking a Live-In Nanny / Family Assistant Position: Full-Time, Weekday Live-In Nanny / Family Assistant Schedule: MondayFriday, 8:00 AM7:00 PM; candidate ...

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Roachdale, IN ยท On-site

$30 - $35/hr

ASAP Position Overview A warm, active family in rural Putnam County, Indiana is seeking an experienced full-time live-in Nanny for their infant daughter, currently six weeks old. The baby will remain ...

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Live-in nannies usually have more flexible schedules than live-out nannies, often covering early mornings, evenings, and occasional weekends depending on the family's needs. While you generally have room and board provided, it's common for families to outline defined 'on-duty' hours, along with agreed-upon time off for rest and personal activities. Responsibilities can range from supervising children's daily routines, assisting with homework, meal preparation, to light housekeeping related to the children. Open communication with your employer about duties and boundaries is key to maintaining a healthy work-life balance in this role.

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Live-in Career Nanny/ FA in Watermill, NY!

HouseholdStaffing

NY โ€ข On-site

$35 - $38/hr

Full-time

PTO

Posted 21 days ago


Job description

Private Family in Water Mill, New York Seeking a Live-In Nanny / Family Assistant

Position: Full-Time, Weekday Live-In Nanny / Family Assistant
Schedule: MondayFriday, 8:00 AM7:00 PM; candidate departs Friday evening and is off on weekends
Salary: $35$38/hour, on payroll; time-and-a-half for holidays
Start Date: Flexible for the right fit
Benefits: 2 weeks PTO
Relocation: Open to qualified candidates who can reliably commute home on weekends

About the Family

A warm, easygoing private family in Water Mill, NY is seeking an experienced, proactive, and highly organized Live-In Nanny / Family Assistant to become a long-term member of their household.

The family has two active boys, ages 3.5 and 1.5, with a new baby due in March. Mom will primarily care for the newborn, so the Nanny / Family Assistants primary childcare responsibility will remain with the two older boys. The candidate may assist with baby-related tasks as needed but will not be expected to serve as the newborns primary caregiver.

Dad works and stays in New York City during the week, making this an important support role for Mom and the household Monday through Friday.

The family values professionalism, direct communication, flexibility, warmth, reliability, and someone who genuinely views working with children and families as a career. They are seeking a candidate who wants to become an integral part of the household and remain with the family long term.

Children: Two boys, ages 3.5 and 1.5; newborn due in March
Pets: Two cats
Household Staff: Weekly housekeeper
Accommodations: Private bedroom with a private entrance and bathroom, as well as a microwave, small refrigerator, television, dresser, and closet

The candidate is expected to return home on weekends, departing Friday evening. The family anticipates that Long Island Rail Road service will make weekend transportation more convenient for candidates traveling to and from the area.

ResponsibilitiesChildcare
  • Provide attentive, loving, and highly engaged care for the familys two toddler/preschool-aged boys.
  • Create a safe, nurturing, positive, and developmentally appropriate environment.
  • Plan age-appropriate educational, recreational, and enrichment activities.
  • Encourage plenty of outdoor play and exploration. The boys are active, and the family is looking for someone who genuinely enjoys being outside with children in a variety of weather conditions.
  • Encourage independence and allow the children to complete age-appropriate tasks themselves rather than automatically doing things for them.
  • Follow Moms lead regarding parenting preferences, routines, boundaries, and approaches to teaching the children.
  • Support a child-led approach to learning and exploration, incorporating Montessori-inspired principles when appropriate.
  • Encourage creativity, reading, curiosity, and healthy development.
  • Support daily routines, including meals, naps, dressing, bathing, and bedtime as needed.
  • Assist with potty training and developmental milestones when appropriate.
  • Prepare and serve healthy meals and snacks for the children. The family currently uses Little Spoon and prioritizes nutritious foods and snacks.
  • Keep the childrens bedrooms, play areas, toys, clothing, and belongings neat and organized.
  • Communicate openly and directly with Mom regarding the childrens activities, development, schedules, and any concerns.
  • Assist with baby-related tasks as requested while Mom remains the newborns primary caregiver.
Family Assistant & Household Support

In addition to childcare, the successful candidate will help keep the household organized and functioning smoothly. The family is looking for someone who can anticipate needs, take ownership, and identify ways to make the familys day easier without requiring constant direction.

Responsibilities may include:

  • Manage and help coordinate the family calendar, appointments, activities, and household needs.
  • Anticipate upcoming family needs and proactively offer assistance.
  • Run grocery errands and other household errands.
  • Use the family-provided vehicle for work-related driving and errands.
  • Keep childrens bedrooms, playrooms, closets, toys, and books organized.
  • Rotate toys and books as appropriate.
  • Restock childrens and household supplies as needed.
  • Assist with planning and preparation for birthdays, holidays, guests, and family events.
  • Proactively handle small family needs, such as helping purchase a birthday gift or preparing for an upcoming event.
  • Receive deliveries and assist with household coordination.
  • Coordinate with the familys weekly housekeeper and other service providers when requested.
  • Assist with household inventories and organization.
  • Help with packing, unpacking, and travel preparation when needed.
  • Wash, fold, and organize the childrens laundry and assist with other light family laundry as needed.
  • Help maintain an orderly, calm, and well-functioning home.
  • Pick up after the children and their activities.
  • Keep the kitchen tidy after preparing and serving meals and snacks.
  • Load and unload the dishwasher as needed.
  • Wipe counters and high-use surfaces.
  • Maintain neat and organized childrens spaces.
  • Keep laundry moving as needed.
  • Ensure the home is picked up and left in good order at the end of each day.
Ideal Candidate & Personality

The ideal candidate is a career nanny and family assistant who approaches their work with professionalism and an ownership mentality. Rather than waiting to be told what to do, this person notices what needs attention, anticipates what is coming next, and proactively helps keep the familys life running smoothly.

The family is seeking someone who is:

  • Warm and genuinely kind
  • Calm and emotionally mature
  • Highly organized and detail-oriented
  • Self-motivated and proactive
  • Positive, energetic, fit, and physically active
  • Comfortable spending significant time outdoors with active young children
  • Trustworthy and discreet
  • Flexible and easygoing
  • Dependable and punctual
  • Professional and career-minded
  • A strong, direct communicator
  • Comfortable taking initiative
  • Collaborative and receptive to Moms preferences and parenting approach
  • Interested in continuing to learn and grow professionally
  • Looking for a long-term position and eager to become a valued part of the family

A background in childhood development, early childhood education, Montessori education, or a related field would be especially appealing.

The household is easygoing and flexible, and the family intends to offer that same flexibility to their employee when it comes to taking appropriate breaks and time off. In return, they are looking for someone committed, communicative, and invested in becoming part of the familys long-term support system.

Requirements
  • 5+ years of professional nanny and/or family assistant experience preferred
  • Experience caring for toddlers and preschool-aged children
  • Prior experience in a similar private household role
  • Excellent professional references
  • Legal authorization to work in the United States
  • Valid drivers license and excellent driving record
  • Comfortable driving children and running household errands; vehicle provided for work-related use
  • CPR and First Aid certified or willing to obtain certification
  • Comfortable with two cats
  • Strong organizational and household-management skills
  • Physically fit and able to keep up with two active young children
  • Comfortable working collaboratively with an involved parent
  • Able to anticipate needs and work independently without constant direction
  • Comfortable swimming and supervising children around water
  • Willing to travel occasionally if needed
  • Spanish-speaking is a plus
  • Early childhood education, child development, Montessori, or similar educational background is a plus

This is an excellent opportunity for a professional Nanny / Family Assistant seeking a long-term weekday live-in position with a warm, flexible family who values initiative, communication, and a genuine commitment to helping both the children and household thrive.