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The average posted rate is $12/hr as of January 2025
The average experience for nearby in home child care is 10 years
In home child care in Blue Ridge, VA
Emma H.
Blue Ridge, VA
$13/hr • 10 yrs exp
Need A Consistent, Caring Child Care Provider That Will Stimulate And Educate Your Children?
5.0
(1)
Hired by 1 family in your neighborhood
I have 30 years of experience working with children. I have taught preschool, third and fourth grade. For eight years, I operated my own home day care. I also have 13 years of special needs/ companion and respite care with adults, seniors and children. I am a mother of two beautifully independent and loving children, one of whom...
Emma can also help with: Travel, carpooling, craft assistance, swimming supervision
Skills:
First Aid
Special Needs Care
CPR
5.0
"Emma is very thorough. She is observant and looks for things that need to be done. Nice lady. Dependable. We are happy we hired her. Kids enjoyed her when she helped with childcare. Came prepared with age appropriate activities."
Heather D.
Kelly T.
Blue Ridge, VA
$12-15/hr • 10 yrs exp
I worked with children in the field of mental health and social work for 10 years before having my daughter in 2014. I now have 4 children. My older 3 are now in elementary school and I have a 1-year-old at home. I'm most interested in caring for children ages 0-pre-k during the school year. Must be in my home in the Blue Ridge...
Skills:
First Aid
CPR
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FAQs for finding in-home child care in Blue Ridge, VA
How do I find in-home child care near me in Blue Ridge, VA?
Care.com makes it easy to find in-home child care providers in Blue Ridge, VA. There are 2 in-home child care providers near you with profiles you can compare to learn more about their experience and what types of responsibilities they are happy to take on. You can even read reviews from families.
How much does in-home child care near me cost in Blue Ridge, VA?
What the average in-home child care cost looks like varies based on factors like how many children you have, your location, and how experienced the caregiver is. If you want overnight child care, that can also impact how much you’ll spend. However, as of January, 2025, the average in-home child care rate per hour on Care.com is $12.50 for in-home child care providers near you in Blue Ridge, VA.
What type of in-home child care services can I find near me in Blue Ridge, VA?
You can compare 2 in-home child care provider profiles on Care.com to get an idea of what kind of caregiving services each provider is willing to take on. For example, some may feel comfortable tackling after school transportation, whereas others may be willing to help with homework or cooking dinner.