A Nanny or Babysitter provides care for children in their homes. Stays with children on a regular basis or for occasional day or evening times, or works full time; may live with a family.
A bit about us: We are a thoughtful, hard-working family of 5. We value kindness, communication, and creating a supportive, structured home environment. Both of us parents usually work outside of the home. Our kids are energetic, curious, and love to learn and play. We enjoy spending time together as a family, whether that's getting outside, hiking, cooking, or having game nights. Our 3-year-old twin daughters are both very active, love games, and going to the park. They are in an important stage of their development where they are testing boundaries and learning to understand good habits, boundaries, and big feelings. The eldest twin loves playing and positive encouragement. Our younger twin is social and adventurous; she likes jumping everywhere. She will definitely want to have a conversation with you! Our almost 9-year-old daughter is precocious, sweet, and soft-spoken. She likes school and has a lot of friends. She enjoys softball, hip-hop dance, and Math!
A bit about you:
You are a loving, high-energy, and dependable nanny who excels at caring for toddlers and understands setting healthy boundaries. You enjoy engaging with children of different ages and can balance structure with fun. You are present and ensure safety when active toddlers are on your watch. You are proactive, organized, communicative, and comfortable supporting a busy household. You enjoy a position that is a mix of childcare and household support. You are flexible, patient, open to feedback, and truly enjoy being an important part of the family.
Job Duties:
Household support, school pick-ups and driving children to extracurricular activities and appointments, care for preschool-aged twins during afternoons and school-aged child after school, plan engaging, age-appropriate activities and outings, prepare meals for children and assist with family meal prep, family laundry, tidying, and general household organization, loading/unloading the dishwasher, taking out the trash, support children's routines (homework, hygiene, bedtime routines) and help maintain a clean, organized, and safe home environment.
Position Highlights :
W-2 Payroll Guaranteed Hours Year-end Bonus Accrued Sick Pay Major Paid Holidays Vacation Pay Long-term Outlook (
Minimum:
1 year)
Qualifications :
Previous full-time nanny experience, experience caring for multiple children, a valid Driver's License and clean driving record (driving screen is required for placement), comfortable driving children in your personal vehicle (with car seats provided), intermediate cooking skills, legal authorization to work in the U.S., CPR-certified (pediatric) or willing to obtain, and willing to work when children have mild illnesses. Set yourself apart (Nice-to-have): You have experience caring for twins, strong communication, and adaptability, advanced cooking skills or willingness to learn family recipes, willing to run errands such as grocery shopping and picking up dry cleaning, etc. and/or previous Household Management or Household Assistant experience
Schedule:
Monday-Friday (11a-7p) Starting ASAP! • Flexible to work 9a-7p on days when school is closed or children are home sick.
Pay:
$35-$40 an hour •All applicants must first interview with a Jovie specialist. Qualifying applicants will meet the family prior to being hired.
Pay:
$35.00 - $40.00 per hour Application Question(s): What is a good email to reach you regarding this position? This position guarantees 40 hours per week, but the schedule window is Monday-Friday from 7am-7pm with overtime opportunities. What types of schedules have you worked previously, and how comfortable are you working overtime on a regular basis? Overtime for this role is paid at $48-$55/hour. Are you specifically seeking a position with overtime opportunities, or do you prefer to stay close to 40 hours weekly? Caring for three children — including active 3-year-old twins and an almost 9-year-old — requires patience, energy, and flexibility during long days. What parts of that dynamic are most exciting to you, and what parts do you find most challenging?
