Find experienced babysitters in Luxemburg, WI

Hello! My name is Abby and I have many years of babysitting experience as well as about 2 years of nannying experience. I also have experience in pet-sitting and house-sitting. I am comfortable with watching multiple children at a time and am experienced in caring for children of all ages, from newborns to young teens. I am willing to help around the house in any way you need, like laundry or cleaning. I have an open schedule and am willing to work any time of day, including overnights!

Experience caring for special needs kids, sick kids, infants , and more. I enjoy making every day fun for your child and doing activities like crafts, art work, painting, flashcards,etc. Attention to detail and available for tutoring, cleanup, housekeeping, and meal prep.

I am looking to babysit part or full time June 23rd-August 18th. I am available Monday-Friday 6 a.m. to 530 p.m. I am a special education teacher. Before teaching, I worked in daycare, mainly working with infants-1-year-olds and 3-year-olds. I have 2 children, a 3 and 2-year-old. Both boys. My husband and I will have been married for 5 years soon. I am originally from Green Bay but lived in Stevens Point for a few years and came back to work in the local school district. I adore children and have always enjoyed working with them. I like taking the kids outside, getting them dancing to music, and getting on their level to play. Because I have two children of my own, I would only be able to watch your child in my home. I am willing/able to accommodate 1-3 kids.

I have always been great with babies and kids! I enjoy babysitting, though I have not done is professionally yet! I have a large family and have been around, and have baby sat many times. I am open to working part time and full time. I have training in CPR and FIRST AID, due to my last job as a care taker!

After more than seven years with my current respite care family, the children I support are now teenagers and no longer need weekly care. I’m looking forward to supporting a new family with the same consistency, reliability, and long-term commitment. Caring for individuals with complex needs has been part of my life since childhood. My stepbrother, Lucas, had cerebral palsy, nonverbal autism, and epilepsy, and growing up alongside him shaped both my empathy and my understanding of what meaningful respite care looks like—for the individual and for the family. Inspired by this experience, I spent eight years working as a caregiver in group home settings and have continued providing part-time respite care even after changing my primary career path in 2017. I also bring experience as a life skills instructor for adults with developmental disabilities and traumatic brain injuries, as well as teaching independent living skills to youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. These roles strengthened my ability to support emotional regulation, communication differences, and varying levels of independence with patience and respect. I believe effective respite care is built on active engagement, flexibility, and trust. I enjoy learning alongside the people I support through outdoor time, reading, community outings, and hands-on activities such as Legos, arts and crafts, science experiments, puzzles, and movement-based play. I also value calm, restorative time and am comfortable supporting downtime, sensory breaks, and relaxation strategies when needed. I see respite care as both meaningful support for the individual and genuine relief for families—and I take that responsibility seriously.

Hi everyone! My name is Krystal and I'd just like to thank you for learning more about me. I was have been living in Green Bay for just over 4yrs now and I'm currently a freshman at UWGB for social work. I plan on working for foster care with my degree. The reason why I'm looking to start caregiving is because I have always been drawn to helping, going out of my way, and being empathetic. I have 14 nieces and nephews and I grew up in a home with them, so I've helped raise children from the ages of 1-17! As for my experience with kids, I've worked at the YMCA for 2yrs teaching gymnastics, open gym, classes, and camps for ages 1-13. I then got a job a Lapetite daycare for 3mo, my age range was 1-3. Some of my values when it comes to kids include: less screen time, learning in fun ways, letting them explore, and kindness. I am currently working at Taverne In The Sky as a host there as well. I am able to answer any other questions also :)!

I have five kids I take care of my sister kids I have experience disability. I take care of my grandma for five years. I took my sister kids disability one year my husband is a disability. I take care of 18 years. I give her a shower. I know how to change the diaper every two hours clean wash clothes.

QUALIFICATIONS: - CPR & first aid certified - 4 years experience - preparation of small meals and snacks - Valid drivers license - Pet friendly Hello, my name is Erin. I have my associate degree in human services. I have experience working at a family shelter and currently provide child care for a wide range of ages while I was working at Syble Hopp School. I have previously and currently care for ages include 16 months up to 11 years old. Availability is currently Monday- Thursday, depending on babysitting needs of the families I currently Babysit for.

Hi, I'm Kenna! I'm a junior, psychology major, at USF! I love working with kids and have helped babysit/nanny my neighbors back home since the age of 13. Home for me is Green Bay, Wisconsin - don't worry, I won't turn your kid(s) into a Packer fan. Haha!

I’ve always loved spending time with kids. They bring so much joy, energy, and creativity to every day. I’ve had the chance to babysit for two wonderful families, caring for kids of different ages and personalities. Whether it’s helping with homework, playing games, making snacks, or getting everyone ready for bed, I try to make every moment fun, safe, and comfortable. My mom was a nanny when I was growing up, so I’ve been around childcare my whole life and learned early on how important it is to be patient, kind, and dependable. I love building connections with kids and being someone they can trust and feel comfortable with. Babysitting doesn’t feel like “work” to me — it’s something I genuinely enjoy doing!