Nanny

Hey, what's up everyone! The Jaden family here from Chetwynd, British Columbia. We're on the search for a rockstar nanny to join our squad. Our three awesome kids (ages 6, 8, and 10) need someone to pick them up from primary school and take care of them in the afternoons. We're offering a sweet part-time gig as a live-out nanny with flexible hours (20-25 hours per week). And hey, we're willing to pay $20.0 per hour for the right fit. We also need someone who can handle a bit of light housekeeping, meal prep, and pet care (we have a friendly dog). CPR certification is a must for us to ensure our kids' safety. If this sounds like something you can handle, hit us up! We're a laid-back family and we're all about creating a positive and fun environment for our kids. If you're interested and think you'd be a great fit for our family, shoot us a message. We can't wait to hear from you!

Services

    <li>Pet Care</li>

Training

    <li>Cpr</li>

Household Duties

    <li>Light Housekeeping</li><li>Meal Preparation</li>

Child Age

    <li>Primary School</li>

Work Details

    <li>Part Time</li><li>Live Out</li>
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