- Location
- Burlingame, CA
- Type
- Full-time
- Source
- PCRecruiter
Description
Description
A big, busy family in Burlingame is seeking an engaging nanny to join their household. The family has four children, however they have a Family Assistant who cares for the elder two. This role will focus on care for their 1.5-year-old and after-school care for their 5-year-old as well as light household support. Responsibilities include planning engaging activities and outings, attending classes, driving to/from school and activities (including the older children on occasion), preparing meals for the younger children, tidying, and household laundry.
The best person for them is flexible, outgoing, and cheerful. Someone looking for longevity and growth with the family will be the best fit.
Candidates must have a reliable vehicle for work-related driving (family will reimburse for mileage).
Experience Requirements
- 2 years minimum experience working as a nanny with excellent verifiable references
Educational Requirements
- Native Spanish speaker (required)
- Fluency in English
Qualifications
- COVID-vaccinated + current on the booster
- TB and Tdap
- CPR Certified
- Valid driver with clean record and reliable vehicle for work (family will reimburse for mileage)
- Willingness/flexibiity to travel (a week at most 2-3 times per year) - not required
- Comfortable with small dog in the home
- Outgoing, bubbly
- Cheerful, warm
- Likes to stay active and plan outings
- Excellent communication skills
- Can make a long-term commitment; grow with the family
Responsibilities
- Care for 1.5-year-old FT and their 5-year-old after school
- Engaging in play
- Planning age-appropriate activities and outings
- Driving the children
- Preparing meals for the younger children (FA prepares dinner for the family/meals for the older children)
- Flexibility to help with the older children on occasion
- Light tidying (bedrooms, common areas, dishes)
- Laundry for the family including linens (family has weekly cleaners)
- Making beds for the family
- Letting the dog out