Hi my name is McKenna, I am a junior in high school and I am looking for a part time babysitting job! I love kids and I have a year's worth of experience with a 14-month-old, 4-year-old and an 8-year-old. Their momma is now a stay at home mom so I am no longer needed. I am always on time if not early, so you can bug on out and...
Mckenna can also help with: Craft assistance, swimming supervision, carpooling
I've always had a passion for nurturing and caring for children, and being a nanny allows me to do just that. As a patient, calm, and friendly individual, I strive to create a safe and stimulating environment where children can thrive. Being a skilled swimmer myself, I'd love to teach your children how to swim! With one year of...
Laela can also help with: Meal prep, grocery shopping, swimming supervision, light cleaning
How much does night child care cost near me in Winfield, MO?
If you need to find child care at night near you in Winfield, MO, the average hourly pay rate for that type of caregiver on Care.com is $20.00. It’s worth noting that how much you’ll actually spend will depend on factors like how many children you have and how many years of experience the caregiver has. You can also expect to spend more on an overnight caregiver compared to having a caregiver just come to your home for a few hours in the evening.
Is hiring in late night child care near me safe in Winfield, MO?
If you need to find night time child care, it’s fair to keep safety top of mind. While all night child care providers on Care.com are asked to complete an annual background check called a CareCheck, we still strongly recommend you do your own research by checking references and doing an independent background check. You can also compare 3 reviews of night child caregivers near you in Winfield, MO from other families when doing your research.
What type of night child care services can I find near me in Winfield, MO?
You can review 1 profiles of night caregivers near you in Winfield, MO to find the care you need for your family. You can also host interviews with different caregivers to see who can help with additional responsibilities like after school transportation, cooking, and light housework—all of which can come in handy if you’ll be away for a day and night.