Part-time Nanny Needed For An Adorable Baby In The Dogpatch!

We are seeking a warm, reliable, and experienced part-time nanny to care for our 8-month-old baby (two days a week right now). This role involves providing attentive, nurturing care and ensuring the baby's safety and well-being. One parent works from home 100% of the time while the other works from home about 50%. Key Responsibilities: Infant Care: Provide full care including diaper changes, feeding (bottle preparation and feeding purées, burping), and soothing. Engagement: Engage in age-appropriate activities to support the baby's development (e. g., sensory play, and reading). Sleep Routine: Follow the baby's sleep schedule and help maintain a consistent nap routine. Health & Safety: Maintain a safe environment by monitoring our little guy closely and keeping his play and sleep areas tidy. Light Baby-related Housework: Washing baby bottles and keeping the baby's areas clean and organized. Qualifications: Previous experience caring for infants is required. Pediatric CPR and First Aid Safety certification is mandatory. Must be comfortable with basic baby care routines and developmental needs. If you are passionate about working with babies and are looking for a rewarding part-time position, we'd love to hear from you! Inclusivity, empathy, humility, respect, and compassion are just a few of our values. Development. If you have experience in aiding us with progressing our son forward developmentally, that's a bonus but not a requirement. We are looking for someone who: will not rely on a screen to occupy our child's time. Truly cares about the wellbeing of our baby. Be fun loving. Our baby laughs and smiles a ton. He deserves to have that encouraged. There is ample parking around our building. Our family includes an almost 7-year-old French bulldog. This little guy is spunky and loves humans. He suffers from IVDD so he is rather chill once he gets to know you! Before that, expect to be greeted by a very happy and excited little guy. This person would not be responsible for any part of his care.