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I have two children: a 7-year-old boy and my newborn daughter, who is just 1-week-old. A, my 7-year-old, goes to school Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. I take care of drop-offs and pick-ups, but I'm looking for someone to assist me side by side with my daily responsibilities as a mom. In the mornings, I'll need help alternating between caring for both kids in the car while dropping A. off at school. In the afternoons, I'll need support picking him up, helping with his homework, taking him to tutoring, running errands like grocery shopping, or going to the park with the kids. We'll work together, taking turns to look after them.

Hi, we are looking for someone who can care for our daughter after school until I get home from work. We would like her to get picked up from school, brought home (a short walk), and given a snack. Ideally an applicant would be able to tutor her in math one or day of the week and do a music lesson (piano or singing) with her one day as well. Hours would be 2pm-5 p.m. every day. She is in third grade and is a very easy-going kid who loves drawing, games and music!

We seek a caring and reliable nanny for our toddler starting on February 4, 2025. The schedule includes flexible weekdays 3 days a week, 9am-5 p.m. Responsibilities include providing attentive care, preparing meals and snacks, and assisting with naptime routines. The nanny will offer basic tutoring and play as our child grows. The ideal candidate is comfortable with pets and has their own car for transportation. We value kindness, safety, education, and engagement in our child's development. Candidates with experience and education in early childhood development are preferred and will be compensated competitively.

-Pick up the older kids (K/B, ages 7 and 5 years) from school, bring to activities (basketball, tutoring, baseball, ninja, dance/ballet etc) around 3p (this time can be flexible). -Bring them back up to our house to help with homework and meal prep until about 530-6p (this time can be flexible). -Pick up our infant (J, age 3 months) from daycare and bring back home anytime from 3-6p -At times, bring all three kids to school on days I have early procedures (I am a pediatric GI doctor at Boston Children's Hospital and my husband travels a lot).

We live on 100 acres in Lafayette and looking for additional help with our younger children. We have six children total and my younger two children need a loving hand hand and tutor to help them keep up with their older siblings. We love learning clasical education syllabus and the outdoors.

Im looking for someone to assist with morning and after-school care for my son. Responsibilities would include preparing a light breakfast, dropping him off at school in the morning, picking him up in the afternoon, and helping with homework and tutoring.

pick kids up from school at 3 p.m. and keep at our home until I get home from work around 5 p.m. On Mondays tacking older child to tutoring and I will meet you there to pickup the kids

We come from a family owned business and are very busy. We are looking for a nanny for 1 child. Our son will be homeschooled. To help us out we are expecting use of , and preschool books to do for reading and writing before preschool. Tutoring, meal prep, and childcare would be required. Willing to pay extra for gas mileage, gas, plus hour wage. We love animals and have a few cats and 1 dog her name is Justice. We are a vaccine free family. That will be the number 1 question we ask you. Please be honest and respectful about it.

Child is in a university model school, where he attends on Tues, Thurs, and Fridays, and is at home on Mondays and Wednesdays. We are looking for in-home tutoring care from 8am-3 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays. He also has golf lessons across the street from our home mid-day on those days as well. Would need to take him to those lessons, and then drop him off at his Taekwondo class at 3 p.m.

I am in need of assistance with picking my son up from the after-school program at his elementary school and driving him to tutoring at a local library.