Nanny

Nannies by Noa; New York (NY); On-site; USD 48,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid federal holidays

Overnight stipend

Weekly OMNY pass

Private bedroom provided during travel

Job summary

Nannies by Noa in New York’s Lower Manhattan is seeking an experienced nanny to become a trusted partner in caring for their baby boy. This long-term opportunity focuses on supporting early milestones, enrichment activities, and keeping routines predictable in a busy family environment.

The role is Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM, with occasional overnight support when parents travel. CPR/First Aid certification and up‑to‑date vaccinations are required, and a private bedroom is provided during

Qualifications

• Strong infant care experience and comfort with newborn milestones.
• CPR and First Aid certification are required.
• Current vaccinations are required to ensure health and safety.

Responsibilities

• Maintain feeding, nap, and activity routines for the infant.
• Plan age-appropriate activities and developmental milestones.
• Take the child on outings and walks around Lower Manhattan and nearby areas.
• Prepare healthy meals and assist with solids as the baby grows.
• Collaborate with both parents, maintain organization in the child’s spaces.

Skills

Infant care experience

CPR & First Aid

Clear communication

Vaccinations up-to-date

Job description

Trusted Nanny & Family Partner Needed for a Delightful Baby Boy in Lower Manhattan

Position Number: 2078DH

Description:

A warm and professional Lower Manhattan family is seeking an experienced, proactive nanny to become a trusted partner in raising their happy infant son. This long-term opportunity is ideal for a developmentally knowledgeable childcare professional who enjoys supporting early milestones, exploring the city with children, and serving as a steady, collaborative guide for first-time parents.

The Schedule:

• Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
• Occasional overnights may be requested when both parents are traveling for work, though this is expected to be infrequent

Start Date:

• Mid-September 2026 is preferred for a gradual transition alongside the family's Newborn Care Specialist

The Child:

• The family has one infant boy who will be approximately 3 months old at the start of the position
• He is thriving, healthy, happy, and currently achieving age-appropriate developmental milestones
• He has an easygoing temperament, sleeps well, and is described as a very content child
• A Newborn Care Specialist is supporting his nighttime routines through October as Mom and Dad begin their return to work

The Family:

• Two working first-time parents with demanding and often unpredictable professional schedules seek a trusted childcare professional to support their growing family
• One parent works primarily from an outside office during the week and from home on Fridays, while the other works from a dedicated home office, works long hours, and travels frequently
• They value professionalism, trust, clear communication, and a nanny who can work harmoniously alongside busy parents while exercising good judgment and autonomy
• Their parenting style blends structure with flexibility, emphasizing manners, healthy boundaries, independence, and a calm home environment

The Role:

• This is a dedicated childcare position focused entirely on the child's care and development
• Manage all child-related infant care, including maintaining feeding, nap, and activity routines
• Support developmental milestones and transitions, including introducing solids, language development, walking, and eventual potty training
• Plan fun, engaging, and age-appropriate activities
• Take the child on outings, classes, walks, and adventures throughout the city while finding social opportunities close to home and within the building community
• Maintain organization and upkeep of the child's spaces, belongings, laundry, and commonly used areas
• Prepare healthy meals and support appropriate food introductions as solids are introduced
• No driving or swimming responsibilities are required
• Serve as a knowledgeable guide and trusted partner throughout the child's early years

You:

• You are warm, experienced, proactive, and developmentally knowledgeable
• You bring positive energy, excellent judgment, healthy professional boundaries, and clear communication skills
• You enjoy exploring the city with children and seeking enriching experiences beyond the immediate neighborhood, including green spaces in TriBeCa, just a short walk away
• You are confident partnering with first-time parents and sharing observations, suggestions, and questions openly
• You enjoy creating engaging experiences and being a trusted, consistent presence in a family's life
• Strong infant and toddler experience is required to help guide the family through the next several years
• CPR and First Aid certification are required
• Current vaccinations are required

Pay:

• $35 to $45 per hour
• Paid federal holidays (specific holidays to be defined)
• Overnight stipend
• Weekly OMNY pass
• Private bedroom provided during travel and overnight stays

Additional Travel Information:

• The family spends time in the Hamptons throughout the year and may occasionally request support there on Fridays or Mondays during long weekends
• Summer weeks are often spent in the Hamptons
• Additional domestic and occasional international travel may include visits to family in Canada and periodic work-related trips to the West Coast
• A private bedroom will always be provided during travel, and overnight stays receive additional compensation