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Job Code: S45

Full Time Nanny (health insurance + overtime!)

Location: Summit, NJ

Hours: 45 hrs/week – 8:30 AM–5:30 PM, Monday–Friday
*Occasional flexibility to stay later

Length: Long-term

Start Date: ASAP, flexible for the RIGHT person

Pay: $30–$35/hour
Approximately $74,100–$86,450 gross per year depending on hourly rate and overtime calculations (based on 40 regular hours + 5 overtime hours weekly)

Benefits:

  • $500/month health insurance contribution
  • 2 weeks PTO
  • 5 sick/personal days
  • 6 paid holidays off

Family Values: This family takes pride in creating a home environment that is both playful and respectful. They value organization and routine while maintaining warmth, flexibility, and a joyful atmosphere within the home.

The family values laughter, curiosity, creativity, and meaningful engagement. They are looking for someone who can become a steady, trusted presence in their children’s daily lives while helping maintain consistency and structure throughout the week.

About the Children:

Child A (3-year-old girl): A bright, playful, and curious child who enjoys books, imaginative play, music, and hands-on activities. She attends school during the week, so part of the nanny’s role will involve helping with morning transitions, school drop-off/pick-up support, and creating engaging afternoons filled with play and connection.

Child B (2-year-old boy): A happy and active toddler who is exploring the world through movement, music, sensory play, and interaction. He thrives with attentive, nurturing care and enjoys songs, books, toys, and age-appropriate developmental activities throughout the day.

You Might Be a Perfect Match If: You are a committed professional who takes pride in being on time and reliable, while maintaining an extremely warm, engaging, and patient demeanor. You naturally balance playful energy with calm structure and understand the developmental needs of both toddlers. You enjoy reading books, singing songs, encouraging creativity and activity, and helping children feel emotionally safe and connected.

You are organized, proactive, and comfortable managing the flow of a busy household day while maintaining a positive and collaborative attitude. You enjoy spending time outdoors, going on walks with the children, and creating a safe environment to help them explore, grow, and build their confidence.

Requirements:

  • Must have a clear and valid driver’s license
  • Up-to-date on standard childhood vaccines (NO COVID OR FLU REQUIRED)
  • NO SWIMMING REQUIRED
  • NO PETS IN THE HOME

Responsibilities:

  • Maintaining a calm, structured, and safe environment at all times
  • Supporting daily schedules, routines, meals, naps, evening baths, and transitions
  • Providing attentive, hands-on care for both children
  • Preparing lunch and dinner for both children
  • School drop-off/pick-up support for the 3-year-old
  • Bringing the children to local activities and playdates
  • Encouraging creativity and learning through reading, music, art, imaginative play, and outdoor activities
  • Supporting developmentally appropriate milestones for the younger toddler, including walking, climbing, eating independently, potty training, and other age-appropriate skills
  • Child-related tidying and organization throughout the day, including leaving the home as you found it (putting toys away, sweeping after meals, etc.)

During Children’s Afternoon Nap (~2 hours):

  • Children’s laundry
  • Simple/light meal preparation for the children

Important Notes:

  • Family has a housekeeper.
  • Mom has a hybrid work schedule and works partly from home.
  • This is a minimal cell phone use household. The expectation is that the nanny is not on their phone while engaging with the children, rarely takes personal calls (except in an emergency and never while driving), and is committed to being fully present with the children in their care.