Find experienced nannies in Washington Depot, CT

Hi! I love children and have been taking care of them for over 20 years. I am very energetic, love playing outdoors, reading, doing crafts, etc. In addition to being a mom myself..my experience includes being a nanny, working in daycare, a nursery school teacher, and working in a nursery at a health club. I am looking for part time work, and am also free for Fri/Sat night date nights. Please contact me if you are interested. Thank you!

I am a longtime teacher looking for childcare a position. I have taught pre-kindergarten, 2nd grade and 3rd grade. I also coach baseball and hockey and enjoy being active and outdoors.

Hello...My name is Phyllis and I am an experienced childcare provider who is looking to help out families as a 'mother's helper' or to babysit part time or to babysit on an as-needed occasion such as a date night. I have been licensed through the State of CT as a substitute in home daycares since 2006. As part of the licensing processing, I have consistently passed a background check. I recently renewed my Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED certification in April 2021. As a substitute in the home daycares, I am use to being with multiple children, following nutrition guidelines, naptime routines, etc. I also care for 2 children age 3 and 6 years on an as-needed basis. When I am with children, I love to see how their minds work and how their interests develop. I enjoy kids music, shows, creative and imaginative play, reading children's books, etc. During activities, I incorporate educational aspects based on age such as identifying colors, right/left, critical thinking, etc. I can also provide homework assistance. The children that I care for always come first but if there is an opportunity to wash the dishes, sweep, or fold the laundry, etc, I will do so. I can also assist you in household activities such as switching over the seasonal clothes, pet care, and other chores. I am comfortable being with pets. I look forward to meeting your family!

Finding someone you trust to care for your children is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. My goal is to provide a safe, dependable, and nurturing environment where children feel supported, engaged, and excited to learn and have fun. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Childhood and Special Education and am currently pursuing my Master’s degree in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). I currently work as a Teaching Assistant in a self-contained special education classroom in the White Plains City School District, where I support students with a wide range of learning, communication, and behavioral needs. Before working in the school setting, I spent several summers at my local day camp, where I worked my way up from counselor to Behavior Director. In that role, I supported campers with behavioral needs, collaborated with staff and families, helped implement behavior strategies, and worked to ensure every child had a safe, positive, and successful camp experience. In addition to my work in education, I have babysat for numerous families with children of all ages. Whether we’re playing outside, doing crafts, reading stories, helping with homework, or following bedtime routines, I strive to create a fun, engaging, and structured environment where children feel safe, supported, and cared for. I understand that every child is unique, and I take the time to learn each child’s personality, interests, and routines. My goal is to build trusting relationships with both children and parents by being patient, dependable, and attentive while creating meaningful experiences for the children in my care. As both an educator and caregiver, I understand the trust parents place in someone caring for their children. I take that responsibility seriously and would be honored to provide your family with reliable, compassionate, and high-quality care.

When I was 12 years old I started helping my aunt with my little cousins and from there my experience with children grew. In high school I organized birthday parties for small children at a sports center. From there I worked at a day care teaching children ranging in age from infancy to school age, responsible for four to 10 children at a time. It was there that I fell in love with a family and became their nanny full time. At the time I started with them they had three children, ages 6 months, 2 and 4. With the family I was responsible for organizing their daily activities, driving them to preschool, activities, appointments, play dates, etc. Two years later I rose to the challenge as the family had another child. It was then that my organizational skills, my patience, and my passion for taking care of children expanded. I was not only a baby sitter for these children but became a member of their family. I describe myself as being energetic, compassionate, trustworthy, and dedicated.

After over a decade in retail, I am transitioning into childcare to pursue work that feels truly meaningful. My goal isn't just to find a job, but to be a consistent role model and a safe space for children. I’ve always admired how children are unapologetically themselves; I share that same spirit and aim to celebrate their unique quirks and differences. I believe every child deserves to feel seen, heard, and valued, and I would love the opportunity to bring that dedication to your family.

Hi, my name is Heather! I graduated with my bachelors in human development and family studies along with a minor in psychology last spring from University of New Hampshire. Since then I have been Nannying for a family in Stamford CT with two children. I’m excited to get to know you, and hope I am found to be a good fit for your family.

I am a warm, dependable, and highly experienced childcare professional with over 30 years of experience working with children from early childhood through the teenage years. My background includes many years as a Montessori educator, as well as hands-on experience as a nanny and family assistant, supporting both children and the overall flow of a busy household. Throughout my career, I have cared for children in classrooms, private homes, and small group settings, helping manage routines, homework, transportation, creative activities, and emotional support. I especially enjoy creating calm, structured environments where children feel safe, understood, and encouraged to grow in confidence and independence. I hold Montessori certifications in both Primary (ages 3–6) and Infant/Toddler education, along with CPR and First Aid certification and a 40-Hour Director Certification in Georgia. I also have experience supporting neurodivergent children, including those with ADHD and on the autism spectrum, with a patient, individualized, and respectful approach.

With 6 years of experience in child care, I'm all about having fun while helping kids learn and grow. I love getting creative with activities, whether crafting, playing games, or anything the children love. I'm CPR + First Aid certified and have extensive experience with children of all ages. I'm skilled in meal prep, diaper changes, sleep strategies, and I have my own car. I'm patient, enjoy building connections with kids, and am comfortable with all kinds of personalities. I am ready to create a fun, supportive environment while gaining valuable experience and supporting your family's needs. I'm excited to bring my passion and positive attitude to families.

I've babysat numerous children throughout my past 6 years of experience. I am CPR Certified and am extremely trustworthy and responsible! I'm very flexible when it comes to needing a sitter last minute I'm also very reliable. I have experience with all ages of children, I'm 23 years old and a grad student at CUDenver. I am majoring in Elementary Education and Special Education. Please feel free to contact me if you ever need a babysitter!!