Overview: Loving Full-Time Nanny Needed for Two Young Children in Nashville
Mom and Dad’s story began in Philadelphia, PA, when they were introduced on a blind date by a mutual friend - back when blind dates were still a thing! At that time, Dad had plans to move to California for school, so within a few months of their relationship, and without hesitation, Mom moved as well, and together they spent eight years building a life in the Bay Area.
Before having children, Mom worked in education, supporting students with learning challenges and later became a Learning Specialist, while Dad pursued a career as a Clinical Psychologist and now runs a private practice both in Nashville and California. Dad works outside of the home full time.
When not working, Mom and Dad share a love of travel, exercise, dining out, relaxing at home and spending time with family and friends.
Together the couple has two young daughters, and is expecting a baby boy in the spring!
Their oldest, (G3), is creative and loves arts and crafts, coloring and painting. She has a strong imagination and can play independently with dolls and toys easily. She attends a Jewish Montessori preschool (3) mornings a week from 9am – 12 noon, and participates in speech therapy, where she has made wonderful progress. (G3) will be going to school (5) day per week starting in January.
Her little sister (G1) is a lot of fun and very easy going. She is learning to walk and talk, enjoys playing with her sister, and delights in music and all things Moana. Both girls enjoy weekly music classes, and playdates and meetups with other families. (G1) is home full time.
Everyone is excited to welcome baby brother, (BNB), who is set to arrive in late March 2026.
Currently, there are no pets in the home.
Mom and Dad consider themselves to be a close and loving family who values kindness and respect, and have built a home that is a place of calm and relaxation. Their parenting approach emphasizes warmth, consistency, and respect, encouraging their children to grow in confidence and creativity, while knowing they are deeply cared for and supported.
They are also strongly connected to their faith and celebrate Shabbat dinners on Friday evenings, fostering a rhythm of tradition and togetherness in their home.
The family's ideal candidate is:
Responsible and Dependable: Someone reliable, punctual, and consistent in their care.
Experienced: The family is looking for a nanny who is experienced and confident caring for children ranging in age from infant to preschool.
Flexible and a Team Player: Someone who is able to work alongside Mom with ease, and understands that transitioning to a third child will bring a need for flexibility, and that once the baby is older, the job may shift to infant care on some days while Mom takes the older girls on outings or playdates.
Structured and Routine-Oriented: A caregiver who follows schedules carefully and helps reinforce daily rhythms for the children.
Clean and Tidy: Someone who maintains a neat household and supports the children in developing good habits around cleaning up toys, baths, and daily routines.
Loving, Caring, and Engaging: A warm presence who reads books, plays games, and interacts meaningfully with the children—without distraction from a phone.
Healthy Meal Prep: A nanny who can prepare nutritious meals for the children
A Clear Communicator: Someone who can communicate openly and effectively with parents.
And because Driving will be part of a nanny’s regular routine, candidates who are experienced and comfortable driving minors, and who have a clean driving record, is a must.
The family does not require candidates to have received the Covid vaccine, or have a current Tdap or Flu Shot.
Overview of nanny's typical work day:
Mom and Dad’s goal is to hire a nanny that will be able to build a bond with their daughters before their little brother arrives. Currently the girl’s schedule consists of:
9:00 am - Morning drop off for (G3) on some days and playdates and outings on others with both girls
12:30 pm - lunchtime
1:30 pm - naptime
2:30 pm - Snack time and outside time, or indoor play
4:30 pm - Bath time
5:30pm - Dinner
6:30 pm - Beginning of bedtime routine
Beginning in March/April, a nanny’s day may shift at times to infant care, and can include bottle feeding, engaging during wake times, putting down for naps, and changing diapers. During naptimes, the family would like a nanny to assist with the children’s laundry and clean up after meals, and then general tidying at the end of the day.
· $28 - 30 per hour
. Weekly guarantee of hours
. Overtime for all hours worked over 40 in a week.
· Paid Holidays
· Paid Vacation
· Mileage or use of Family Vehicle
· ASAP – The family is flexible and can hire ANYTIME.
· This position requires a nanny to be able to commit to at least a year of employment. If you are looking for a long-term position, please take this position into consideration as they plan on employing a nanny for several years to come!
Care is needed Monday through Friday
Exact hours may shift slightly from day to day, but the family can offer:
35- 40 hours per week
Between the hours of:
8:30 am – 6:30 pm
Family: #ANA-LEV
Compensation:
Schedule:
Start Date:
Location: Nashville | Forest Hills. 37215
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