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Nanny for a Family near Lake Claire

Atlanta, GA โ€ข On-site

Georgia's Dream Nannies, Inc.
Recruiting and Staffing Servicesย โ€ขย 11 - 50 employees

$30 - $40/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 14 days ago


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$60,000 - $70,000+/- a year!A private family in the Atlanta area is seeking an experienced, patient, and play-oriented nanny for their two young sons, ages 4 and almost 2. This is a permanent, full-time role, typically Monday-Friday from about 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with one day ending earlier for school pickup. Occasional weekend, overnight, or travel coverage may come up (roughly once a year) but is not required. Compensation is up to $40/hour depending on experience, and candidates must be confident, capable swimmers, as pool time is a regular part of the boys' routine.
The older boy is a highly verbal, Level 2 autistic child who is academically gifted (especially with numbers and patterns), extremely silly, and a huge fan of jokes and rhymes - humor and laughter are his best regulation tools. He thrives on routine and does best when told in advance what to expect. He attends a Montessori school for half days three mornings a week, and the nanny will handle school pickup. The family is looking for someone play-oriented rather than instructional in style - someone who reads his body language, knows when to gently push and when to pull back, uses his personal "magic number" to make transitions and clean-up fun, and ideally has a background in floor time / play-therapy approaches (such as DIR/Floor time) rather than ABA. Comfort supporting him through therapy-related setbacks and helping with at-home physical therapy exercises is a plus.
The younger boy is a sweet, affectionate, independent toddler with a sunny personality who loves cuddles, cars and trucks, books, animals, and pretend cooking/play. He gets along with almost everyone and bounces back quickly if upset. He naps daily around 2:00 PM for about two hours. The family wants a patient, calm, positive, and encouraging caregiver who will make good use of one-on-one time (while his brother is at school) to build early skills like numbers and colors, and who can navigate sibling dynamics thoughtfully - for example, using turn-taking and knowing not to push the older boy on a hard day while still praising and engaging the younger one.
Ideal candidates are affectionate, loving, and feel like part of the family - excellent communicators who are highly observant, professional, punctual, reliable, mature, and fully present with the children (no phone use on the job). Experience with special needs/autism support, especially floor time or play-therapy backgrounds, is strongly preferred. The household also includes two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels (light care involved) and some light housekeeping tied to the children's routines.