Find Trusted Filipino Nannies Near Me in Houston, TX
Find Filipino nannies in Houston, TX that you’ll love
2 Filipino nannies are listed in Houston, TX
The average posted rate is $27/hr as of March 2025
The average experience for nearby Filipino nannies is 10 years
Filipino nannies in Houston, TX
Maristell B.
Houston, TX
$35/hr • 10 yrs exp
I have 10 years experience and I have experience with twins. I' m very good with babies and kids. I' m very honest, trustworthy and hardworking. I work mops at cypress bible church before. I love taking care kid's and babies . I love my job, I love to cook gardening. Playing with kids. I will sure you your kids in a good hands....
Maristell can also help with: Travel, meal prep, light cleaning, carpooling
Skills:
Special Needs Care
CPR
Darlyn L.
Houston, TX
$20-25/hr • 10 yrs exp
5.0
(1)
Hired by 6 families in your neighborhood
My name is Darlyn, and I am 35 years old. I am currently just graduated in college. I speak both English, and Filipino language fluently. I work as a daycare teacher in Alvin area for almost 5 years. Caring for children is my passion. I love being around them and help them with their needs. I love to make children happy and make...
Darlyn can also help with: Swimming supervision, craft assistance
Skills:
First Aid
CPR
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