A lovely family of three in Brooklyn is seeking a fantastic nanny to care for their infant daughter, born in April. The schedule for this role will be Monday through Friday, 8am-4pm, 40 hours per week. The family is seeking someone to start full-time by the end of July when the mother returns to work, but they are also happy to have someone start immediately on a part-time basis if available and interested. The family lives in a 4th floor brownstone, so candidates must be comfortable with stairs, though all of the baby supplies (stroller, etc.) are stored on the first floor. This is a true infant-focused nanny position, and the family is seeking a seasoned nanny with substantial experience and a strong understanding of early development who is confident working alongside parents and other caregivers. The family is seeking someone who wants to be with the family for years to come! 

• Handle all infant care, including managing sleep and feeding schedules
• Wash bottles and sanitizing toys 
• Reinforce family values- curiosity, confidence, grit
• Prepare and introduce solids when the time comes 
• Keep baby spaces organized and tidy
• Monitor nursery inventory and working with parents to maintain supplies 
• Get the child out and about on a daily basis (weather permitting) including walks and trips to the park, and scheduling classes and playdates as she gets older 
• Communicating with first-time parents about milestones and development
• Provide expertise and recommendations, while also working as a team with parents 

• Engaging and creative, and willing to read to the baby and facilitate developmentally appropriate learning activities as she gets older 
• Familiar with Brooklyn and proactive in planning activities and outings
• Knowledgeable about infant and childhood development
• Warm, kind, and loving 
• Professional and communicative
• Able to work around a WFH parent
• Looking for a long-term commitment
• Adaptable and flexible- able to educate but also collaborate, with an understanding that there many different ways to get to the same goal

• US work authorization
• Newborn experience- must be very comfortable caring for children as young as 1 month old 
• Excellent communicator
• CPR/First Aid certified, or willing to get certified immediately
• Up-to-date on infant vaccines including TDap, and willing to get annual Covid and Flu boosters
• Long-term experience and excellent verifiable references

• $35-43/hr.+, DOE
• Healthcare reimbursement 
• PTO
• OMNY pass