Hebrew-Speaking Nanny for Newborn & Toddler

Home Work Staffing; Chevy Chase (MD); On-site; USD 39,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

Home Work Staffing in Chevy Chase, MD is seeking an experienced full-time nanny to care for a newborn and a toddler during the first year of their life. The family will welcome a newborn in spring 2027, and the older child will be about 18 months and in preschool when the role starts.

Hebrew language and Jewish traditions are valued at home; the nanny should speak Hebrew or have strong knowledge of Jewish customs.

Qualifications

• Hebrew-speaking strongly preferred; at minimum, knowledge of Jewish customs, holidays and traditions.
• Proven professional nanny experience with newborns and infants.
• Experience caring for toddlers is a plus.
• Current CPR and First Aid certification (infant/child)
• Must be able to provide 3–5 professional references.
• Able to commit to a 12-month role, with openness to a longer term.
• Reliable, nurturing, and communicates well with parents.

Responsibilities

• Provide attentive, nurturing full-time care for a newborn, including feeding, diapering, bathing, soothing and safe sleep practices.
• Support healthy newborn routines and developmental milestones, keeping parents informed with daily updates.
• Care for the toddler before and after preschool, including drop-off and pick-up as needed.
• Engage the children in age-appropriate play, language development and early learning.
• Speak Hebrew with the children and support Jewish cultural traditions, holidays and customs in the home.
• Handle child-related household tasks, including baby laundry, bottle and nursery upkeep, meal prep for the children, and keeping play areas tidy.
• Keep a calm, consistent and loving environment that follows the family’s parenting approach.

Skills

Hebrew-speaking

Newborn nanny experience

Communication with parents

CPR/First Aid

Job description

Home Work Staffing in Chevy Chase, MD is seeking an experienced full-time nanny to care for a newborn and a toddler during the first year of their life. The family will welcome a newborn in spring 2027, and the older child will be about 18 months and in preschool when the role starts.

Hebrew language and Jewish traditions are valued at home; the nanny should speak Hebrew or have strong knowledge of Jewish customs.