Nanny for Toddlers

Wyndy; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

Wyndy family in Boston, MA seeks a warm, dependable part-time nanny for their 19-month-old daughter, Charlotte. The role is about 33 hours per week, Monday–Friday, with some flexibility for the right candidate.

Duties include play, reading, age-appropriate outings, and supporting Charlotte’s development, including her afternoon nap. Experience and strong references are important; payroll/W-2 handled by the family.

Qualifications

• Prior childcare experience and strong references are important.
• Part-time role with a flexible start; long-term commitment desired.

Responsibilities

• Play with Charlotte, read to her, and take her on age-appropriate outings.
• Provide attentive care to a curious 19-month-old, including nap routines.
• Support development through engaging activities and consistent routines.

Skills

Patience

Clear communication

Dependable

Childcare experience

Job description

We’re a loving, easy-going family searching for a wonderful nanny for our 19-month-old daughter, Charlotte, in Boston, MA. This is a part-time position, approximately 33 hours per week, Monday through Friday. We have some flexibility for the right candidate, depending on availability.

Our daughter is happy, curious, and social. She loves books, music, playing outside, and exploring new things. Charlotte takes a consistent afternoon nap, allowing some downtime for personal tasks like homework or studying.

We are looking for someone warm, dependable, communicative, and engaged. Our ideal nanny will play with Charlotte, read to her, and take her on age-appropriate outings. Supporting her development as she grows is key. We value communication and hope to find someone who treats Charlotte as family.

Pay is $20–$25 per hour, based on experience. This is a long-term position, paid legally through payroll/W-2. Prior childcare experience and strong references are important to us.

Our current nanny unexpectedly received an opportunity to further her career, so we are looking to fill this position soon. We’ve had great experiences with past caregivers and they remain part of Charlotte’s life, and we hope to continue that tradition.