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3 in home child care are listed in Evansville, WI
The average posted rate is $16/hr as of May 2025
The average experience for nearby in home child care is 9 years
In home child care in Evansville, WI
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Hired by 1 family in your neighborhood
I am a stay at home mom of two girls, ages 11 and 14. I live in Evansville WI with my husband, my 2 daughters and my 2 cats. I enjoy doing outside activities with my family and when I get a bit of time, I like to read. I have extensive childcare experience beginning at the age of 12. I have enjoyed being a stay-at-home mom the...
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"Rachel is an awesome mom who is a great care-giver. She is empathetic and patient. She has fun with her children and does lots of learning things with them. She has been baby-sitting since her early teens and is a trust-worthy person who likes being around...
Sharie H.
Samantha Z.
Evansville, WI
$14-17/hr • 8 yrs exp
Work Really Well With Everyone And A Positive Attitude.
I have been babysitting since I was young, watching family friend's kids or neighborhood kids. I can help with anything around the house if need be. I am currently in college but will be going back home after the third week of May for summer break. I am going to college to become a teacher and am currently majoring in Early...
Samantha can also help with: Light cleaning, meal prep, craft assistance, grocery shopping, carpooling, swimming supervision & more
Skills:
CPR
Early Education
CNA
Hi there! My name is Carly. I have 2 young children of my own. I recently left a position working in Early Childhood Education to be a SAHM.
I am interested in providing drop-in care (at my home), or evening/weekend care for families. I have plenty of experiences and can provide references too.
Some background about me: I...
Carly can also help with: Travel, craft assistance, swimming supervision, carpooling
Skills:
Early Education
First Aid
CPR
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FAQs for finding in-home child care in Evansville, WI
How do I find in-home child care near me in Evansville, WI?
Care.com makes it easy to find in-home child care providers in Evansville, WI. There are 3 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 Evansville, WI?
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 May, 2025, the average in-home child care rate per hour on Care.com is $16.33 for in-home child care providers near you in Evansville, WI.
What type of in-home child care services can I find near me in Evansville, WI?
You can compare 3 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.