Please do not add us to your favorites if you do not meet the requirements for this job. We are not interested in sca...mmers but in real people looking for a job. This job is strictly for Nannies living in the United States already.

If you are applying from overseas, you must be over the age of 40, have children, have experience caring for infants, and have worked overseas in a caregiving role, such as caring for the elderly or children. Before adding us to your favorites, upload your international passport as a document, showing your visa, customs entry stamp, and exit stamp from the country where you worked. Contact information of the agency you worked with and the family you worked for. After confirming these with customs and immigration services, we will contact you.
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Our family is expecting a newborn in addition to our infant. The job is to help care for the newborn at night when he wakes up to feed, and during the morning.
Provide light housekeeping and help maintain a clean environment; there will be no deep cleaning.
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The live-in pay is $375 to $500 per week, paid in cash, or $2,000 per month for two babies, and $1,500 for one child, both of which are non-taxable. We`ll conduct a background check with your approval.
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We are seeking a long-term childcare arrangement with someone the babies will grow to love. Then, we will all be a big, happy family. The live-in care is for two infants: a Newborn and a one-year-old.
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No tattoos or piercings, and must speak English and another language. I look forward to hearing from you.

This job is strictly for Nannies living in the United States already. If you are applying from overseas, you must be over the age of 40, have children, have experience caring for infants, and have worked overseas in a caregiving role, such as caring for the elderly or children. Before adding us to your favorites, upload your international passport as a document, showing your visa, customs entry stamp, and exit stamp from the country where you worked. Contact information of the agency you worked with and the family you worked for. After confirming these with customs and immigration services, we will contact you.
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Our family is expecting a newborn in addition to our infant. The job is to help care for the newborn at night when he wakes up to feed, and during the morning.
Provide light housekeeping and help maintain a clean environment; there will be no deep cleaning.
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. The live-in pay is $375 to $500 per week, paid in cash, or $2,000 per month for two babies, and $1,500 for one child, both of which are non-taxable.
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We are seeking a long-term childcare arrangement with someone the babies will grow to love. Then, we will all be a big, happy family. The live-in care is for two infants: a Newborn and a one-year-old.
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To qualify for this position, you must have no tattoos or piercings and must speak English and another language. I look forward to hearing from you.
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No tattoos, no piercings, must speak English & Spanish.