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Nanny Jobs!
Here is the list of the nanny jobs TLC for Kids currently has available. If you interested in a nanny job in St. Louis please apply on our website.
Full-Time (requires a one-year commitment)
1) Downtown Saint Louis family seeking a full-time nanny! Nanny will care for their 10-month-old son. Family wants a nanny that takes their son on fun play dates and helps with errands. Position begins ASAP! Hours are M-F 8:15a-5:15p.
2) Eureka family is seeking a full time nanny for their toddler! Nanny will work Monday through Friday, from 9am-6pm. Opportunities for extra hours are available with this job! Job starts in the beginning of Feburary!
3) Wentzville family seeking a live-in or live out nanny for their 2 school aged children. Nanny will assist with running errands, laundry, taking children to and from school, and other household tasks. Family will provide Nanny her own bathroom and bedroom. Job starts ASAP!
4) Central West End family seeking a full-time nanny to start early January! Hours are M-F 8a-6p M-F, toddler is in school a few mornings and nanny will run errands / do light housekeeping during that time.
5) Laude family seeking full-time nanny work with their three children starting in early Feb. 2014. Hours are M-F 8a-6p and older girls are very high energy! Baby will be home all day and primarily need care. Family will provide a vehicle if nanny’s car does not fit three carseats.
6) Clayton family seeking full-time household manager for their three children, ages 4, 9, and 11. Nanny will assist with household tasks, as well as making sure the school age children are taken to and picked up from school. Job is Monday through Friday, with flexible morning and afternoon shifts. Will be perfect for a student and will pay full-time for a nanny who has a flex. schedule! Starts ASAP!
7) Clayton family is seeking an energetic nanny to help take care of their one year-old twins! You will also help assist with running errands and helping with laundry. Hours are Monday, 7:30am-5:00pm, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 7:30am-7:30pm, and Friday, 7:30am-5:00pm. Jobs starts ASAP!
8) Kirkwood family needs nanny to help take care of their toddler. They want someone who is fun, engaging, and energetic! Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30am-6:00pm. This is only a six month contract! Job starts ASAP!
9) Richmond Heights Family is seeking a nanny to help care for their toddler and new baby born in January! Hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30am to 6:30pm. Starts ASAP!
10) NEW! University City family seeking a full-time household manager. Position involves errand running, light housekeeping and organizational projects. Kids are picked up at 3p and nanny must be comfortable with homework help (specifically 5th grade math) and be fun and engaging. Starts ASAP!
11) NEW! Live-in housekeeper (house has a detached one-bedroom apartment) needed in Wildwood ASAP! Hours are 8a-5p M-F, must have professional housekeeping experience, send a resume to jessica@tlcforkids.com if interested!
Part-Time (requires a one-year commitment)
1) Part-time nanny needed for new baby and very active toddler! Hours are about 20-25/wk
mornings — ex. 9a-1p or 8a-12p, even 10a-2p. Family is flexible and parents are seeking someone who has a lot of newborn experience! This position is located in South City and could start as soon as 2/1! Must be able to make at least a one year commitment.
2) Brentwood family seeking a part-time nanny to work M/W/TH with an 18 month old who has special needs. No medical training required, but a very mature and patient person. Family would prefer someone with special needs experience. Tentative hours are 12p-6/7p, but somewhat flexible if necessary.
After-school – **2nd Semester Start Date!**
1) Wildwood family is seeking energetic after school nanny to help with their three children, ages 2, 5, and 6! They need someone to help run errands, help with children’s homework, and prepare meals. Hours are Monday through Friday, 3pm-8pm. Position starts ASAP!
2) South City family needs after school care, Monday through Friday, 4pm-6pm. Nanny will be responsible for picking child up from school and taking him to his activities. Position starts mid-January!
3) Richmond Heights family is seeking fun, spirited nanny to help out with their three children, ages 10, 12, and 15. Nanny will need to help with homework, making dinner, and taking them to sports practice. Hours are Monday-Friday, 2:30pm-6:00pm. Position starts January 1st.
4) Olivette family seeks an after-school nanny to start ASAP! Children are 14 years old and 19 and older child has autism and functions like a young child, approximately at a third grade level. Both children have after-school activities and oldest needs help with simple homework. Hours are 2:30p – 6:30p.
5) Clayton family seeks an after-school nanny who can pick up their three children afterschool and bring home and work on homework and activities. Must be available from 3p-6:00p M-F. Starts ASAP!
6) Town and Country family seeking an after-school nanny to work with their two three children. Ages are one year old, 7 year old and 12 years old. Hours are 4:30p-8:30p M-F and the end time is somewhat flexible. Each child is at a different school and kids have outside activities to be taken to and from. Starts ASAP!
7) NEW! St. Charles family seeking an after-school nanny to work M-F 3-5:30p. Must have childcare experience and a great driving record!
8) NEW! Creve Coeur family seeking an after-school nanny for their two children, ages 13 and 10. Must be interactive and engaging! Hours are 3p-6p M-F. Starts immediately!
If you have a question about any of these positions contact our Placement Counselor, Jessica Friedman, at Jessica@tlcforkids.com.
Nanny Tips
Regarding Nannies has a great website for nannies. Recently they did an interesting blog post with tips from some of their most successful nannies. We wanted to share one with you. Whether you are a nanny looking for a nanny job or you are a currently employed nanny I think you will enjoy reading this.
Karen Y. shares …
The 5 Best Practices for a nanny I recommend are as follows, with four under the category Document!! One, Document your day!! Most jobs ask the nanny to keep a log book of the day’s activities or milestones. What a great way to showcase the growth and changes of your charge/es while you are their nanny! Parent’s love to see what happened while they were gone during the day. With technology today, you can also take a cell phone picture and down load to a flash drive for a daily record of that job.
Secondly, I suggest documents in your car or nanny car. I have copies of my charges health insurance cards, dental insurance cards and parent information located in the folder with the car registration. If I was knocked unconscious in an accident, the police would be able to contact someone on that list. Thank to Mary Ann X. Meddish, I have tie-on ICE cards that are attached to infant and toddler car seats where that information can also be reached.
Third, I recommend having a document, preferably a contract in place. It protects you and the family when all information pertaining to the job is written down. For busy parents and nannies, having it on paper helps the communication and keeps all parties with in the job description.
Fourth, keep your resume updated at all times! Many nannies I know have recently lost their positions thru no fault of their own. Downsizing, parents deciding to stay home or job relocation for parents mean that keeping your resume updated will only benefit you! Always include copies of trainings, certifications, and conference attendance forms. Parents like to know that you are constantly educated and know your business!
Lastly, Be sure that you land in a job where you are happy and where your communication with your employers is great. Because if the nanny is not happy, it will trickle down in to the family dynamics. Be pro-active in talking about issues or concerns to keep a smile on your face! Why spend your days not doing something you love?