Infant Caregiver

Full-Time Infant Nanny

Position Overview

An Infant Nanny provides attentive, nurturing, and developmentally appropriate care for infants (newborn to 12 months). This role requires a high level of responsibility, knowledge of infant care best practices, and a calm, patient demeanor. The ideal candidate is reliable, safety-focused, and passionate about supporting early childhood development.

$18 - $20 hourly

Key Responsibilities

• Provide safe, loving, and responsive care for infants at all times
• Follow established feeding schedules (breastmilk, formula, introduction to solids as appropriate)
• Change diapers regularly and maintain proper hygiene practices
• Support healthy sleep routines, including safe sleep practices (AAP guidelines)
• Engage in age-appropriate developmental activities (tummy time, sensory play, reading, singing)
• Monitor developmental milestones and communicate progress with parents
• Maintain a clean and organized environment for the child (nursery, bottles, toys)
• Sterilize bottles, pump parts, and feeding equipment
• Handle infant laundry as needed
• Comfort and soothe infant using appropriate techniques
• Safely transport infant when required (if applicable)

Safety & Health Responsibilities

• Maintain constant supervision of the infant
• Practice safe sleep guidelines (placing baby on back, empty crib, etc.)
• Be trained in infant CPR and First Aid
• Recognize signs of illness or distress and communicate concerns promptly
• Follow all family-specific care instructions and routines
• Adhere to water safety and general household safety practices

• Prior experience caring for infants (newborn experience required)
• Strong understanding of infant development and care routines
• Infant CPR & First Aid Certification (required)
• Background check and clean driving record
• Non-smoker
• Reliable, punctual, and professional
• Excellent communication skills

Preferred Qualifications

• Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) certification or similar training
• Experience with sleep training methods
• Familiarity with baby-led weaning or early feeding practices
• Experience working with multiple children or in private homes

Work Environment & Expectations

• In-home care setting
• May require flexibility in scheduling (early mornings, evenings, occasional weekends)
• Must maintain confidentiality and professionalism within the family’s home
• Minimal personal phone use while on duty

Physical Requirements

• Ability to lift and carry infants (up to 30 lbs)
• Comfortable sitting, kneeling, and engaging in floor play
• Ability to remain alert and attentive for extended periods

Join us in creating a nurturing space where children can thrive! We value energetic caregivers who are committed to making a positive difference in young lives through dedicated childcare. All positions are paid roles that recognize the importance of your contribution to family well-being.