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They value their nanny's input on what support makes the household run best ... A housekeeper works in the home two days per week, so this is not a cleaning or deep-cleaning ...

They value their nanny's input on what support makes the household run best ... A housekeeper works in the home two days per week, so this is not a cleaning or deep-cleaning ...

$23/hr

Schedules will vary but typically range between 30-40 hours per week. At this time, families are located in the Pinellas County Area. These positions are ideal for experienced, reliable nannies who ...

Part Time Nanny

Natick, MA · On-site

$30 - $35/hr

Monday-Friday, 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Guaranteed Hours: 20 hours per week Overview / About the Family A warm, active family in Sherborn is seeking a dependable, energetic part-time afterschool nanny for ...

Monday-Friday, 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Guaranteed Hours: 20 hours per week Overview / About the Family A warm, active family in Sherborn is seeking a dependable, energetic part-time afterschool nanny for ...

Benefits * 40 guaranteed hours per week * 2 weeks paid vacation * 5 paid personal/sick days * Major ... Occasional evening or weekend babysitting may be requested Requirements * Seeking a long-term ...

Benefits * 40 guaranteed hours per week * 2 weeks paid vacation * 5 paid personal/sick days * Major ... Occasional evening or weekend babysitting may be requested Requirements * Seeking a long-term ...

Nanny Position

Melrose, MA · On-site

$35/hr

... per week Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 AM-4:00 PM; Tuesday, Thursday 7:30 AM-5:00 PM ... The older child attends school in Arlington, and the Nanny handles the 3:00 PM pickup and afternoon ...

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How much do week nanny jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for week 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 a week nanny?

Week nannies are childcare professionals who provide care and supervision for children during the weekdays, typically from Monday to Friday. They may live with the family during the week or come to the home daily, depending on the arrangement. Week nannies handle daily routines such as preparing meals, taking children to and from school or activities, helping with homework, and engaging in educational play. Their primary role is to support working parents by ensuring the children's needs are met throughout the workweek.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a week nanny?

To thrive as a Week Nanny, you need experience in childcare, a recognized childcare qualification (such as CACHE or NVQ), and often first aid certification. Familiarity with child development milestones, safety protocols, and tools like baby monitors or scheduling apps is typically required. Strong communication, patience, and reliability are essential soft skills for building trust with both children and parents. These skills ensure a safe, nurturing environment and effective support for busy families throughout the week.

What are some common challenges a week nanny may face while managing multiple children in a household?

Week Nannies often encounter challenges such as balancing the needs of different-aged children, adapting to varied routines, and maintaining consistency with parental guidelines. Effective communication with parents and establishing clear expectations are crucial to navigate these situations smoothly. Additionally, Week Nannies must be adept at multitasking, resolving conflicts between children, and managing time efficiently to ensure a structured and nurturing environment throughout the week.

What is the difference between Week Nanny vs Babysitter?

AspectWeek NannyBabysitter
CredentialsChildcare experience, background checks, sometimes certificationsChildcare experience often preferred, background checks vary
Work EnvironmentLong-term, consistent care in family’s homeShort-term, occasional care, often in different locations
Employer & Industry UsageFamilies seeking regular, ongoing childcareParents needing temporary or evening care

Week Nannies typically provide consistent, long-term childcare in a family’s home, often with required certifications and background checks. Babysitters usually offer short-term, occasional care, often without the same level of credentials. Both roles are essential in the childcare industry but serve different needs based on duration and frequency of care.

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$35 - $40/hr

Full-time

PTO

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Location: Greenwich, CT
Compensation: $35–$40 per hour
Commitment Level: Full-time, live-out, long-term
Guaranteed Hours: 50 hours per week
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–12:00 PM and 3:00 PM–8:00 PM (split shift)
Start Date: ASAP

Position Overview

A warm, active Greenwich family is seeking an experienced, energetic, and dependable full-time nanny/family assistant to become a trusted, long-term part of their household on a live-out basis. The primary focus of the role is the care of their infant daughter, who will be approximately 5–6 months old at the start of employment. She is bottle-fed, sleep trained, and on an established feeding and sleep schedule. The family is looking for someone who genuinely understands infant development and enjoys actively supporting a baby's growth through floor and sensory play, reading, language and motor development, outings, and new experiences — while maintaining the consistency of her established routines and thoughtfully adapting them as she grows.

The family also has two school-aged boys who are in the home on an alternating weekly schedule. The baby remains the nanny's primary responsibility, but when the boys are home, the nanny will help with the rhythm of a busy, sporty family — school drop-off and pickup, driving to sports and activities, homework help, snacks and meals, and playdate supervision. The family is clear that they do not expect one person to be in three places at once, and they are open to bringing in additional childcare support during busier stretches when all three children are home or schedules overlap. They value their nanny's input on what support makes the household run best. A housekeeper works in the home two days per week, so this is not a cleaning or deep-cleaning position.

This position is scheduled as a split shift, with a midday break between the morning and afternoon blocks. Candidates living within a reasonable commuting distance of Greenwich will be best suited to this arrangement.

Benefits
  • Guaranteed hours per week
  • 2 weeks paid vacation
  • 2 paid sick days
  • 2 paid personal days
  • 6 paid holidays
  • Family vehicle provided for work-related driving
  • Parking available at the residence
Responsibilities
  • Full, attentive care of an infant, including feeding, bottle preparation, diapering, naps, and maintaining her established sleep and feeding schedule
  • Developmentally appropriate engagement and activities that evolve as the baby grows
  • School drop-off, pickup, and driving to sports, activities, playdates, and outings
  • Homework support and general supervision for the school-aged boys when they are in the home
  • Light meal preparation and cooking for the children, plus some light family meal prep
  • Children's laundry and organization of bedrooms, play spaces, and belongings
  • Tracking baby supplies and notifying parents of what is needed
  • Preparing children for school, sports, activities, and outings
  • Occasional flexibility to pivot as the family's day requires
Requirements
  • Significant professional experience caring for infants under one year
  • Strong working knowledge of infant developmental milestones and age-appropriate activities
  • Valid driver's license, and confidence driving children safely
  • Comfortable swimming and supervising children in and around water
  • Current CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain)
  • Proactive, organized, safety-conscious, and calm under pressure
  • Genuine interest in a long-term placement
  • Must be able to provide 3–5 professional references

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About Nanny Poppins Agency

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Since 1995, the Nanny Poppins Agency has been providing the highest level of support as a full-service, nationwide nanny and domestic staffing agency. Our clients range from young, rising professionals looking for their first mother’s helper, nanny, personal assistant, or housekeeper; to high-profile, world-traveling corporate executives, business owners, dual-professional families, celebrities and athletes; to professionally run family trusts and estates. We manage each search with discretion, precision, forethought and in constant consideration of your valuable time. We know that you are busy and that your standards are high. We look beyond the average and seek out the best candidates, carefully screening them prior to sending them over for your review. The Nanny Poppins Agency has earned a reputation for sourcing, thoroughly screening, and placing candidates that hold the highest standard of professionalism. Our clients return to us and refer us to their friends, family and colleagues. Our clients can trust our agency to work hard to meet their criteria and unique needs throughout the candidate screening process. Nanny Poppins will be available to them at any time after the placement is made to ensure our clients are satisfied and will return to us, referring to their family.

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Windham, NH, US