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Wick Family
Special Needs Nanny & House Manager
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What they do
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.
$35,667 / year median in Ohio
-35% projected decline
Job Description
30-35 guaranteed hours/week | Monday-Friday The Role We're a busy, hands-on family with two boys (6 and 3) seeking an exceptional nanny with professional experience in ADHD & Household Manager. A key focus is supporting our 6-year-old, who is high-functioning with ADHD and mild Autism. He is bright, curious, and capable, and benefits from an adult who understands how attention, executive function, transitions, and emotional regulation can affect learning and evolving social goals. We're looking for someone who can combine warmth, playfulness, and genuine connection with loving but confident boundaries and consistency . Educationally, we'd love support with executive-function skills, high functioning social skills, and instating positive learning routines to set him up for success with early reading, writing, and math. Our 3-year-old will also be part of the role, and but the "fit" would depend more on the ability to navigate his older brother's needs. During school hours, the role transitions to household management , including: Weekly meal planning and light to moderate meal preparation Family laundry and children's organization Grocery inventory Anticipating school, clothing, activity, and household needs Building simple systems that keep family life organized and ahead of the week Afternoons include school drop and transportation, educational support, activities, play, and dinner . This is not a housekeeping role . We're looking for someone who takes initiative, notices what needs doing, and enjoys helping a busy family function well. Who Would Thrive Here The right person is warm, confident, proactive, organized, dependable, and collaborative . We'd especially value someone who understands neurodivergent children and can recognize when firmer boundaries vs when grace and patience Ii necessary, one who needs help regulating or transitioning, and one who simply needs some room to be a kid. We are very involved parents and hope to find someone who becomes a trusted long-term partner in our children's development and our family's overall success . We want this to be a stable role that can grow and evolve with the right person.