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Jovie of Pittsburgh
Part-Time Nanny Needed
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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.
$38,866 / year median in Pennsylvania
-33% projected decline
Job Description
Jovie of Pittsburgh is seeking a warm, dependable, and engaging part-time nanny for a wonderful family in Pittsburgh, PA 15223! This family is looking for someone special to join their family long-term and care for their energetic 2½-year-old son. They are also excited to welcome a new addition, (baby number two) at the end of October, so this is a wonderful opportunity for a caregiver who enjoys being part of a growing family. The family is not looking to rush the hiring process — they are committed to finding the right long-term fit for their family and someone who will become a positive and trusted part of their children's early years. Schedule & Guaranteed Hours Monday, Wednesday & Friday Typically will be about 8:00 AM-12:00 PM There may be opportunities for a schedule between 7:00 AM-1:00 PM, depending on the family's needs and caregiver availability Minimum of 12 guaranteed hours per week About The Family Their son is a happy, energetic toddler who loves to stay busy, explore, and interact with the people around him. He has a speech delay and has participated in Early Intervention speech therapy, so his family is looking for a caregiver who will naturally incorporate language development into his everyday routine. You'll help support communication skills by: Talking with him throughout the day Reading books together Singing songs and nursery rhymes Encouraging him to communicate and express himself Introducing new vocabulary Engaging in interactive, play-based activities No formal speech therapy experience is required — the family is looking for someone who is patient, encouraging, and excited to support his development through everyday interactions. What You'll Do This is an active, play-focused position. Your time with their son will center around keeping him engaged, learning, and having fun. Note - care will eventually involve his newborn sister; caregiver must be confident balancing both sets of needs.