Current Jobs

  • This busy Mosman home requires a nanny/house manager  3,4 or 5 days/week to help with 3 children aged 13,10 and 8 years old. In the mornings you would help with breakfast prep for the children and pack their lunch boxes. School drop off is Ascham and Shore but the parents will do one drop off. There is a nanny car provided.

    During the day you can either negotiate time off or do household chores such as groceries,dinner prep, house tidy and laundry. The family has a housekeeper but would like the nanny to go beyond that in organising the children's things. There would be occasions when they might want some help on the weekend if one of the kids has a birthday party. There may be an odd overnight if the parents go away but not often as their extended family helps out a lot.

    DAYS - 3,4 or 5 days/week

    HOURS - 6.45am - 6pm (some flexibility to finish time if the parents are running late)

    START - May 2026

  • Busy Paddington household is requiring a weekend nanny to help out with 2 children who are 3.5 and 2 years old. There is a new baby due in August. You would prepare light snacks and dinner for the children. A car would be great to take the children on outings to the park.

    DAYS - Saturday and Sunday

    HOURS - 2pm - 6pm with the option to stay longer for occasional evening babysits.

  • Family living in Tamarama requires a nanny 2 days a week for a minimum of 10 hours. There are 2 boys, aged three and five. You would pick the boys up from local school and daycare facilities. You can either walk, take public transport or use the family car. One afternoon they attend swimming lessons. Once home, the usual routine includes dinner, bath time, making lunches for the next day, and a general tidy up.

    DAYS and HOURS

    Wednesday - 1.30pm - 8.30pm (parents will go on date night)

    Thursday - 2.30pm - 5.30/6pm

    Start - 22nd April

  • North Bondi

    9 month old baby

    Saturday and Sunday - variable hours with notice.

    Block examples:

    Roles & Responsibilities

    Childcare Support

    o Evening; feeding, care and settling for bedtime.

    o Supporting routines during shared-care periods.

    o Light meal prep for the baby.

    o Parallel childcare while parents are home.

    o Light developmental play.

    o Weekend shared-care support.

    Household Support

    o Laundry support including ironing, folding and putting away clothes.

    o Light meal prep or meals in the evenings.

    o Kitchen reset at the end of each shift.

    o Tidying and resetting common areas, including putting away all toys.

    o Organising cupboards and storage zones, when needed.

    o Ensuring all bathrooms are lightly cleaned and stocked.

    Shopping for essentials (As Needed)

    o From time to time, picking up urgent or essential items on the day if required,

    such as:

    Baby essentials that have unexpectedly run out

    Household essentials that have unexpectedly run out

    Important clarification

    Errands are reactive support only, based on direction or immediate need

    This is a guarantee of 20hours/work week minimum, plus super.

    At times, shifts may be extended (if available) or other shifts might berequested (if available) ad hoc, depending on the father’s work schedule and need