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AC103 - Temp Summer Travel Nanny (June to August) - Chelsea, NYC

Job Locations US-NY-Chelsea
Posted Date 2 days ago(4/2/2025 8:35 PM)
Job Reference Code
AC103
# of Openings
1
Category
Nanny

Overview

A Chelsea, Manhattan-based family is seeking an experienced temporary nanny to care for their young toddler while traveling across Europe from mid-to-late June through late August. The nanny will not be responsible for overnight care and will have private sleeping accommodations. There is a possibility of two domestic trips in May and early June, which would serve as a trial period to ensure a good fit. The typical schedule will be Monday through Saturday, 8 to 9 hours per day.

Responsibilities

  • Provide attentive, developmentally appropriate care for a toddler (18 months by summer).   
  • Engage the child in educational and fun activities to support cognitive and motor skill development.
  • Handle daily care routines, including diapering, feeding, and nap schedules.
  • Encourage early language development through conversation, reading, singing, and play.
  • Ability to prepare simple, nutritious toddler meals/snacks and encourage independent eating.
  • Supervise and accompany the child on family outings and provide independent care when parents have separate plans.
  • Offer occasional evening babysitting a few nights per week.

Qualifications

  • Patient, energetic, proactive, and knowledgeable about toddler development.
  • Attentive and proactive in outdoor settings.
  • Multi-lingual (French or Spanish preferred) is a plus but not required.

Requirements

  • Must have professional experience caring for toddlers (18 months and younger)
  • Must have a valid passport and be comfortable with international travel
  • Comfortable in water (e.g., swimming, beach activities)
  • Up-to-date on all major vaccinations
  • CPR and first-aid certification preferred.

Salary and Benefits

The family is offering $30–$35 per hour, depending on experience.

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