Infant Nanny

At Twinkle Toes Nanny Agency, we're dedicated to fostering a nurturing environment where children can grow and thrive. As an Infant Nanny, you'll play a vital role in creating a safe and loving space for infants, supporting their development with compassion and care. You'll be part of a team that values energetic caregivers who are committed to making a positive impact on young lives. Our commitment to your well-being is reflected in how we recognize and reward your contributions to family life. You'll have the opportunity to engage with infants in meaningful ways, nurturing their growth and development. Join us, and be part of a community that prioritizes trust and reliability, ensuring every child feels secure and cherished. With competitive compensation and a supportive atmosphere, you'll find both personal and professional fulfillment as you help shape the future of the children you care for. Let's make a difference together, one nurturing moment at a time. Responsibilities: • Provide safe, loving, and responsive care for infants at all times • Follow established feeding schedules (breastmilk, formula, introduction to solids as appropriate) • Change diapers regularly and maintain proper hygiene practices • Support healthy sleep routines, including safe sleep practices (AAP guidelines) • Engage in age-appropriate developmental activities (tummy time, sensory play, reading, singing) • Monitor developmental milestones and communicate progress with parents • Maintain a clean and organized environment for the child (nursery, bottles, toys) • Sterilize bottles, pump parts, and feeding equipment • Handle infant laundry as needed • Comfort and soothe the infant using appropriate techniques • Safely transport infant when required (if applicable) Safety & Health Responsibilities • Maintain constant supervision of the infant • Practice safe sleep guidelines (placing baby on back, empty crib, etc.) • Be trained in infant CPR and First Aid • Recognize signs of illness or distress and communicate concerns promptly • Follow all family-specific care instructions and routines • Adhere to water safety and general household safety practices Qualifications: • Prior experience caring for infants (newborn experience required) • Strong understanding of infant development and care routines • Infant CPR & First Aid Certification (required) • Background check and clean driving record • Non-smoker • Reliable, punctual, and professional • Excellent communication skills Preferred Qualifications • Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) certification or similar training • Experience with sleep training methods • Familiarity with baby-led weaning or early feeding practices • Experience working with multiple children or in private homes Work Environment & Expectations • In-home care setting • May require flexibility in scheduling (early mornings, evenings, occasional weekends) • Must maintain confidentiality and professionalism within the family’s home • Minimal personal phone use while on duty Physical Requirements • Ability to lift and carry infants (up to 30 lbs) • Comfortable sitting, kneeling, and engaging in floor play • Ability to remain alert and attentive for extended periods Compensation: $18 - $20 hourly

• Provide safe, loving, and responsive care for infants at all times • Follow established feeding schedules (breastmilk, formula, introduction to solids as appropriate) • Change diapers regularly and maintain proper hygiene practices • Support healthy sleep routines, including safe sleep practices (AAP guidelines) • Engage in age-appropriate developmental activities (tummy time, sensory play, reading, singing) • Monitor developmental milestones and communicate progress with parents • Maintain a clean and organized environment for the child (nursery, bottles, toys) • Sterilize bottles, pump parts, and feeding equipment • Handle infant laundry as needed • Comfort and soothe the infant using appropriate techniques • Safely transport infant when required (if applicable)Safety & Health Responsibilities • Maintain constant supervision of the infant • Practice safe sleep guidelines (placing baby on back, empty crib, etc.) • Be trained in infant CPR and First Aid • Recognize signs of illness or distress and communicate concerns promptly • Follow all family-specific care instructions and routines • Adhere to water safety and general household safety practices