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Job Title Compassionate Weekend Nanny Company Helping Hearts USA LLC Location Private Home Setting ... Experienced in childcare, daycare, early childhood education, tutoring, nannying, or child ...

Job Title Compassionate Weekend Nanny Company Helping Hearts USA LLC Location Private Home Setting ... Experienced in childcare, daycare, early childhood education, tutoring, nannying, or child ...

Whether you are looking for occasional date night gigs,one off back-up nanny jobs or to work ... Teachingexperience a prerequisite for Tutor bookings * Drivingexperience, clean driving License and ...

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Nashville, TN · On-site

$18 - $22/hr

... child in a private home setting. This position includes childcare supervision, early learning ... The ideal candidate will have childcare, daycare, school, tutoring, or early childhood education ...

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Nashville, TN · On-site

$22/hr

Job Title Compassionate Weekend Nanny Company Helping Hearts USA LLC Location Private Home Setting ... Experienced in childcare, daycare, early childhood education, tutoring, nannying, or child ...

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How much do private tutor nanny jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 27, 2026, the average hourly pay for private tutor nanny in the United States is $23.57, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $18.03 and $26.92 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Private Tutor Nanny vs Babysitter?

AspectPrivate Tutor NannyBabysitter
CredentialsOften requires teaching experience or certifications, plus childcare skillsTypically requires basic childcare experience, sometimes CPR certification
Work EnvironmentHome-based, educational setting, long-term engagementShort-term, casual, often evening or weekend work
Employer & Industry UsageParents seeking educational and childcare supportParents or guardians needing temporary supervision
Search & Comparison IntentLooking for educational support combined with childcareSeeking casual childcare assistance

In summary, a Private Tutor Nanny combines educational instruction with childcare, often requiring teaching credentials and offering a more long-term, home-based role. A Babysitter provides casual supervision, usually without formal teaching credentials, and is typically hired for short periods or occasional needs.

What is a Private Tutor Nanny?

A Private Tutor Nanny is a professional who combines the responsibilities of a nanny with the educational support of a private tutor. This role involves caring for children, ensuring their safety and well-being, while also providing personalized academic instruction and homework help. Private Tutor Nannies often create customized learning plans, assist with school assignments, and foster a positive learning environment at home. They may also organize educational activities, supervise play, and support children's emotional and social development.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Private Tutor Nanny, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Private Tutor Nanny, you need strong educational knowledge, child development understanding, and relevant experience or qualifications such as a teaching degree or childcare certification. Familiarity with educational technology, online learning platforms, and age-appropriate teaching materials is often required. Patience, creativity, and excellent communication skills help build trust and foster a positive learning environment. These skills ensure personalized support for a child's academic growth and well-being while promoting a safe, nurturing atmosphere.

How do Private Tutor Nannies typically balance educational responsibilities with caregiving duties during a typical workday?

Private Tutor Nannies often blend structured educational sessions with attentive childcare throughout the day. They usually coordinate closely with parents to develop a customized schedule that includes lesson planning, homework assistance, and enrichment activities, while also ensuring children's safety, nutrition, and emotional well-being. Flexibility and strong time management are key, as the role requires transitioning between teaching and caregiving based on the child’s needs and family routines. Effective communication with parents and occasional collaboration with other educators or specialists are also common aspects of the job.
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Job description

Job Title

Compassionate Weekend Nanny

Company

Helping Hearts USA LLC

Location

Private Home Setting
Nashville, TN area
Weekend childcare placement

Pay Rate

$18.00 to $22.00 per hour
Pay is based on experience, reliability, childcare background, and qualifications.

Schedule

Primary Schedule: Saturdays preferred
Possible Flexibility: Sundays may be considered for the right candidate
Shift Time: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM CT
Target Start Date: May 23, 2026
Start date may be flexible based on candidate availability and family needs.

Job Description

Helping Hearts USA LLC is seeking a highly dependable, nurturing, and attentive weekend nanny to support, in a structured and positive private-home environment.

This role is ideal for someone who genuinely enjoys working with children and understands the importance of consistency, patience, emotional support, safety awareness, and age-appropriate engagement.

The selected candidate will help create a calm, organized, and encouraging setting where the child can learn, play, follow a routine, and feel supported throughout the day. This position requires someone who can take initiative, remain professional, communicate clearly.

Responsibilities

The weekend nanny will provide hands-on, observant, and proactive support during the shift. Responsibilities include:

  • Provide attentive, nurturing supervision throughout the entire shift and keep the child safe at all times.

  • Support early learning through alphabet practice, number recognition, reading, educational games, and structured play.

  • Encourage curiosity, confidence, kindness, creativity, and age-appropriate independence.

  • Balance structured learning, free play, rest, meals, hygiene, and outdoor activities throughout the day.

  • Prepare lunch and dinner while keeping mealtime calm, safe, and consistent with family instructions.

  • Clean dishes, wipe counters, and reset the kitchen area after meals so the home remains tidy and organized.

  • Assist with bathing, hygiene routines, toileting support if needed, dressing, and general personal care with respect and patience.

  • Complete child-related laundry, including washing, drying, folding, and putting items away properly.

  • Keep the child’s bedroom, play area, and commonly used spaces neat, clean, safe, and age-appropriate.

  • Plan and supervise safe outdoor play, park visits, walks, or approved community activities when appropriate.

  • Use positive reinforcement, gentle redirection, patience, and calm communication when supporting behavior.

  • Provide clear updates regarding the child’s day, meals, activities, mood, behavior, routine changes, and any concerns.

Child Development and Engagement Expectations

The ideal nanny should be comfortable creating meaningful activities that support learning, social engagement, language development, confidence, and creativity.

This may include:

  • Reading time

  • Letter and number practice

  • Puzzles

  • Music

  • Art

  • Sensory play

  • Educational games

  • Outdoor play

  • Age-appropriate activities

The nanny should remain engaged, present, and intentional throughout the shift. This is not a passive supervision role. The child should feel comfortable, encouraged, safe, and supported.

Household Support Expectations

This position includes light household support directly related to the child’s care and daily routine.

Responsibilities include:

  • Keeping the child’s areas clean, organized, and ready for the family at the end of the shift.

  • Putting away laundry and supplies properly.

  • Cleaning up food, dishes, toys, clothing, and activity materials.

  • Helping maintain a calm, clean, and well-managed environment.

  • Taking initiative when appropriate without needing constant reminders.

Ideal Candidate

Helping Hearts is looking for someone who brings both heart and professionalism into the home.

The ideal candidate is:

  • Naturally patient, calm, nurturing, and compassionate.

  • Able to engage, connect with, and encourage children.

  • Experienced in childcare, daycare, early childhood education, tutoring, nannying, or child development.

  • Comfortable supporting routines, meals, hygiene, laundry, light cleaning, and activity planning.

  • Able to follow family-specific instructions while also using sound judgment and initiative.

  • Reliable with attendance, punctuality, and communication.

  • Comfortable working independently in a private home setting.

  • Flexible, respectful, and solution-focused when the day does not go exactly as planned.

Professional Qualities Required

Candidates must be able to demonstrate:

  • A positive attitude and warm, encouraging presence.

  • Professional appearance, clean hygiene, and respectful demeanor.

  • Self-motivation and the ability to complete responsibilities without constant reminders.

  • Initiative in keeping the child engaged, the environment organized, and the family updated.

  • Maturity, good judgment, emotional control, and personal accountability.

  • Respectful communication with the family, the child, and Helping Hearts leadership.

  • Understanding that professionalism includes appearance, tone, reliability, confidentiality, boundaries, and follow-through.

  • Pride in the quality of care provided and attention to small details.

Requirements

All candidates must meet Helping Hearts USA LLC placement and onboarding standards before beginning an assignment.

Requirements include:

  • Must be a non-smoker for this placement.

  • Must successfully complete mandatory drug screening.

  • Must complete a background screening process in accordance with Helping Hearts USA LLC standards and applicable requirements.

  • Must provide accurate work history, childcare-related experience, and availability information.

  • Must provide professional references when requested.

  • Must have reliable transportation.

  • Current and Valid Tennessee Drivers License.

  • Must be able to arrive on time for every scheduled shift.

  • Must maintain a working phone and remain reachable during scheduled assignment hours.

  • Must complete all required onboarding paperwork, orientation, and placement-related documentation before starting.

  • Must follow Helping Hearts policies related to professionalism, attendance, communication, confidentiality, privacy, safety, and client respect.

  • Must maintain appropriate boundaries and protect the privacy of the child and family.

  • Must promptly report schedule concerns, incidents, safety issues, concerns in the home, or changes in the child’s condition, mood, behavior, or routine.

  • Must follow family-specific care instructions and any additional guidance provided by Helping Hearts or the responsible party.

  • Must be able to work in a home setting with respect for the family’s space, belongings, routines, and expectations.

Preferred Qualifications

Preferred candidates will have:

  • Current or prior school, daycare, child education, nanny, tutoring, or child development experience.

  • Experience working with children in a structured environment.

  • A mature, responsible, and organized approach to caregiving.

  • Ability to balance learning, routine, play, and safety.

  • Strong communication skills.

  • Strong reliability and follow-through.

  • Comfort with light housekeeping related to the child.

  • Saturday availability.

Why This Role Matters

This role is more than weekend coverage. It is an opportunity to provide consistency, encouragement, structure, and care that supports a child’s growth while giving the family peace of mind.

The right caregiver will not simply complete tasks. They will help create a safe, positive, and dependable environment where the child can feel supported and the family can feel confident.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should contact Helping Hearts USA LLC to begin the placement process.

Phone: 615-645-3999

Applicants should be prepared to share:

  • Childcare experience

  • Weekend availability

  • Earliest possible start date

  • Relevant education or daycare experience

  • Professional references if requested