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Looking for help for 2 children, 15 and 11, in Springfield. Possible help with breakfast and meal preparation and someone who has their own car and willing to drive children and who is comfortable with pets. Schedule is week on week off, starting on Thursdays and ending on Wednesdays. One bus stop is down the street and the other is 2 miles from the house. Times would be 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Here is a sample of the dates I need help. February 10, 11 20, 21, 24, 25 and 26 March 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 20, 21, 24, 25 and 26 April 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 21, 22, 23 May 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 29, 30, June 2, 3, and 4 June 11 is the last day of school. If you are interested please reach out. I may be interested in summer help with additional hours. Thanks Rich

Hi, We are looking to hire a reliable nanny who will be watching our girls . Our values include respect each other's bodies and we ask for things calmly. Our 3-year-old girl loves reading, doing puzzles, imaginative play, singing and dancing, and helping out in the kitchen. Our infant girl likes reading as well, but also likes to have her own space. When she is in the mood, she can chat up a storm.

Need someone for date nights and special occasions. Our little girl is full of energy and try's to get into EVERYTHING! So lots of playing until she falls asleep.

We are in need of a sitter in Los Angeles to two wonderful toddler girls (4 & 2). We are looking for an energetic, playful and empathetic sitter to help with our two kiddos. They love to dance, read and be outside in nature.

Hi! I am looking for an occasional babysitter for my one and ahalf year-old son. It may be a few days during the week rather morning or evening and definitely weekend date nights! Interested in someone who has experience, who is patient, outgoing personality, is dependable but also understanding/flexible. Someone who is safe, has a vehicle and is CPR certified & Certifications in other areas is a plus as well.

An ideal day for my infant would be do a bunch of developmental activities, feed him, stimulate him, put him down for naps and read the Bible/ biblical songs and overall just watch him while I work from home. We are looking for a christian caregiver. I'm happy to provide snacks and drinks and pay between $18-$20 an hour. Hours would be from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. on mondays and fridays whenever I have work.

We are looking for a nanny for our 2 children (3-year-old and infant) in Bloomsburg, starting February 2024. The job's primary role is taking care of children. There may be some light cleaning here and there (cleaning up after kids, etc.) and feeding the kids. Hours: 8 a.m. to 12 PM, Mondays - Fridays. Possible part time is also available. Can do varying hours per day as well.

Hi! We are looking for daytime help (3 days a week) with our 3-year-old daughter and 15-month-old son. The most important thing to us (besides reliability) is just someone who truly loves kids, and will be excited and smiling when they greet our kids each morning. No driving required (we both work from home, in out of the way offices) - we just need someone to play with the kids, help get lunches going, put them down for their nap, and some light tidying up the toys and kitchen while they're napping. Please message for more details plus a note from our current nanny! Thank you so much and we look forward to hearing from you

We have a sweet and curious 8-month-old girl. We are looking for someone who loves to interact with her in engaging ways that encourages that curiosity. We also use baby daybook to keep track of her food, milk, naps, and diaper changes so that anyone who is helping her can jump in and know what she needs. We are looking for someone loving, playful, and organized.

We're looking for a caring and reliable nanny to help with our 3-month-old baby. Most of the time, you'll be caring for the baby, but sometimes you'll also watch our 3-year-old. We also have a friendly dog, so you'll need to be okay with pets. Take care of the baby (feeding, diaper changes, naps, playtime). Occasionally watch both kids and keep the 3-year-old engaged. Follow the daily routine we set for naps, meals, and play. Do light baby-related cleaning (washing bottles, tidying play areas). Keep us updated on how the day goes. Up-to-date on vaccinations (Tdap and flu preferred).