Find experienced child care providers in New Canaan, CT

Hello families! I am great with children of all ages and would love to do what I love most which is watch children learn, grow, develop & hit their milestones. Previous years I have experience working in daycares/day schools, home childcare as well as therapy for children with ASD. The typical age ranges I have experience working with are majority toddlers but anywhere between infant to pre-teen. I am fun, outgoing, reliable & have great communication skills with parents. I will ensure your child’s safety, have fun, and get the job done! I am also CPR certified.

Hi! I am a 28 year old living in Stamford, CT. I work part time remote from my apartment with a very flexible schedule. I have been babysitting for the past 10 years.. have babysat up to 5 children at a time, and have babysat for all ages. I was also a nanny for a family for two years where I helped raise their newborn until she was two years old. Certified in CPR, AED and First Aid. I'd like nothing more than to make sure your kids are well taken care of while you're either away or at home. Please let me know if you have any questions, I'm more than happy to answer. I have my own car with a clean record, good insurance, and am willing to provide references.

Hello my name is Althea. I have been a mother for over 30 years and raised three children of my own. I have been a nanny for about the same amount of time. I currently work the local school district as a monitor working with elementary school through high school students. I really love children and i've worked with children of various ages.

Hello I’m Ivone matos! 53 years old speak English live in Port Chester ny very responsible trustworthy person Very interested in your work. I have a wonderful reference great experience with various works job’s babysitter, clean houses apartment pets runs and errands I have I own car clean drive license very flexible friendly and easy to deal I can work on weekends any times love pets I can watch pets in case your needs I can cook do laundry make companion for older sleep over in case need.

Hi there, I'm a mother of a 4 years old. I have an Early education degree background. Prior experience, I worked for multiple families from infant to toddler. I have lots on hands-on experience. I ensure their safety and well-being while encouraging learning and play. I can help with meal prep, diaper changes, playtime & educational activities, light housekeeping. I have a valid driver's license. I speak English and mandarin Chinese I have strong references from families I've previously worked with available upon request. I truly enjoy creating a safe, fun, and nurturing environment for children.

Hello parents! My name is Morgan and I am a cheerful, positive and respectful person.I have 5 years experience from newborn- 14years old. I was with my last family for 3 years. I am someone who loves the outdoors and enjoy going to parks, aquariums, movies, libraries and so much more! Playing outside, reading books, doing fun activities and encouraging children to use their imagination is something that I am passionate about. I am CPR and First Aid certified. I’m Covid, flu, and Tdap vaccinated. On my free time I enjoy going the local pet shelter where my mother works at to help and spend time with animals who need some extra love between homes. I'm looking forward to finding the next great family that I'll be working with long-term. My high quality’s are being very responsible, dependable, patient, playful and trustworthy. I have a 100% clean driving record, I do pick ups and drop offs. I am most definitely pet friendly. I have references as well, Thank you for reading my bio!

Hi future family - Some of my responsibilities include driving to school and activities, meal prep, homework help, reading books, diaper changes/potty training, educational games, and so forth. I have great references, CPR certified, and have been fully vaccinated (Pfizer) and booster-ed. I hope to hear from you in the future.

I truly love working as a nanny because caring for children—especially infants through preschoolers—feels like second nature to me. For over ten years, I’ve had the joy of nurturing little ones through some of the most important stages of their growth and development. Watching them take their first steps, learn new words, or discover the world around them never ceases to be rewarding. I bring a calm, patient, and loving presence to my work, and I take pride in being reliable, organized, and creative in my approach to engaging with each child. Whether it’s planning sensory activities, reading stories, or building routines that support emotional and developmental milestones, I strive to create a warm environment where children feel safe, happy, and encouraged to learn. Being a nanny is more than a job for me—it’s a chance to make a lasting, positive impact on a family’s life and help each child grow with confidence and joy.

Hi, I’m Emily! I’ve been babysitting for over a decade, starting at 18 when I cared for a family with two young boys and a newborn — eventually becoming their go-to sitter all the way through middle school. Since then, I’ve supported many families with children of all ages, from infants to teens, and have always found joy in creating a safe, engaging, and dependable environment for kids to thrive. Right now, I’m in a flexible phase of my career, which gives me availability during afternoons, evenings, and weekends. My husband and I live locally in Norwalk and are planning to start our own family soon, so I understand the importance of finding someone you can truly trust with your children. I’m CPR and First Aid certified, very comfortable with pets, and known for being both reliable and fun. Whether it’s handling bedtime routines, managing multiple children, or encouraging creative play, I bring a calm, caring, and capable presence to every home I work with.

I am 38 years old. What sets me apart from everyone, is that I get them. Them meaning children. Parents of children that are typically shy, and not really interested in playing with anyone new— are dumbfounded after they hear their shy child with me. We click. It just happens. Sincerely, I am the most honest, transparent, respectful, resourceful, and reliable person I know. I am genuine. I assume nothing. I ask lot of questions. And more than that, I am hands down the most fun. I am known for screaming “Please hurry guys! There is a movie star in this house! Come look!” (It’s me looking at my self in the mirror. Hahaha) If you want to make a kid laugh, I say “give me 5” and quickly pull my hand away. It gets them every time. My best friend’s children FaceTime me (and I learned I’m the only friend that gets these calls lolol) daily. I don’t know what it is. But I have it. It could be that I talk about everything with them. From their farts to poop… It is so important for them to be able to laugh at themselves. More, I want children to feel confident and comfortable telling me (or mom and dad) anything: if there are worms in their poop, butt is itchy, etc. I’m not a fan of the kitchen. Dole peach cups, and water or an Honest flavored drink. I would love to have an approved meal that I may order from door dash (on me) for them. If you look at my Facebook page you will see how I am with kids. I have been babysitting since high school. Babysitting 8-12 girls from 8am-2pm. During summer break from college. And we often went to the park, often packed with more kids. Communication is every second and it means everything. My attention was on 10 girls under 6. I managed the chaos, made sure their chins were always up, and I could see their teeth. Not once did I meet a child that I could not reach. When the parents tell me, you are the kids’ favorite - I can’t imagine someone that is better with children than myself. ☺️ I love sciences: anatomy and physiology, and microbiology. I will correct their English, if they use a word incorrectly. Believe it or not, children don’t mind being corrected. It is the parents that chime in: ‘it’s okay, school is over’. For example, if someone uses an adjective when an adverb is appropriate. The difference between “may” and “can”. And when to use “I” versus me.” I am super inquisitive. If I do t know the answer, Google will :).