Dear Prospective Nanny,

We are a kind, loving, and giving Christian family that is looking for the right person to become part of our family, preferably on a long term basis (at a minimum of 1 year). Regretfully, we have to find a replacement for our current Nanny as she has to undergo a major medical operation and will have to undergo rehabilitation. Although we will miss her terribly since she has become such a huge part of our family, we do need to find a replacement to assist us with the care of our young toddler and infant.

I am originally from New York with my cultural roots originating from Jamaica and Guyana, and my husband is from America. We are both hard working parents; my husband works outside of the home whereas I work from home most of the time.

We have 2 small children ages 2 1/2 years and 11 months old. We would like to find a live-in Nanny that is Spanish/English speaking with great organizational skills who can be self-reliant, flexible, works efficiently, and has the ability and skills to manage a home. The position will not only include caring for our children, but also teaching them Spanish, preparing activities for the children, cooking, laundry for the children, some house work and organization. We would like someone who is honest, kind, nurturing and clean, who is also dependable and doesn't mind traveling with us on occasion. We are also hoping that this person would not only provide excellent care for our children, but one who can assist in our children's early educational development. CPR and First Aid Certification a plus.

We are flexible and open-minded to experienced suggestions Our children are very happy, kind, fun loving, disciplined, and easily adjustable.

We look forward to the opportunity of making this a wonderful as experience for you and our family!

Our children wake up around 8am and usually have their hair combed, their teeth brushed, and clothes changed by 9am. At that time, they then go downstairs to have breakfast. By 10 am they go into their playroom where they engage in various activities that include music, coloring, playing with puzzles, reading, and playing with toys that assist in their learning of colors, numbers, alphabet, animal recognition, and sounds. They have lunch and then they take a nap around 1 or 2pm for about and 1 hour - 1 hour 1/2; sometimes 2 hours. They have snack time as well as educational programming time via television or computer. When the weather is nice, the children will go outside for a walk or play outside. By late afternoon, early evening they will eat dinner and have a bath to prepare for bed. The only time there is a variation in the schedule is on Wednesdays when my daughter attends a Spanish Early Childhood Education School at about 10:30am - 11:30am.

(Please Note: that this schedule is flexible and is only provided as a guide and/or an outline. It is subject to change based on needs and requirements.)