Job ID: 4897
Location: Longmont, CO
Please describe your family:
We are a family of four who are very close. We love spending time together playing and exploring the world around us. Mesa, 2.5 years, is a very happy and playful girl who likes to dance, draw, play at the park, and read her books. Marina, 8 months, is an active infant who is learning to crawl and discovering new things. We value family, friendship, and community and are raising our girls to be respectful, happy individuals.
Please describe why you are looking for a nanny:
A dependable, energetic, and patient person who enjoys infants and toddlers. Someone who is loving and playful, yet also consistent and who is able to support our daughters emotional and physical development.
Describe the child(ren) you need a nanny for:
Two girls, Mesa - 2.5 years and Marina - 8 months
Describe your home setting: We live in a small casual home in Old Town Longmont. We have a moderate sized backyard and are in close proximity to numerous parks.
We are interested in the following:
Nanny, Permanent
Full-Time/Part-Time?
Part-time
How long do you need a Nanny?
1 Year
Live-in/Live-out?
Nanny, live-out
What tasks/errands do you expect your nanny to perform?
Caring for the girls only
What activities do you want your nanny to do with your child?
Reading, crafts, music, playing with toys, and going to the park (weather permitting)
What special certifications/requirements are you looking for?
First Aid/CPR and experience with infants and toddlers
Does this position require a valid driver's license?
Yes
Does this position require a car?
Yes
When will this position be available?
11/1/2007
How many hours do you need a nanny for?
18 hours a week, long-term
How much are you willing to pay? Do you offer benefits?
$14-$15/hour, 6 paid sick days, paid holidays (major holidays)
Do you have any pets or animals in your home?
One dog outside who is an outside pet only
What else are you looking for in a nanny?
Honesty, playfulness, and loving care. Someone who is interested in interacting with our children, not just supervising their play.
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