Full-Time Nanny for Welcoming Loving Family

Patient, Loving FT Nanny Needed to Lead Infant Care in Orinda

Location: Orinda, CA
Salary: $97,760 - $109,200 Yearly
Application Deadline: November 14, 2026

Live-out Nanny
Start: ASAP

A family in Orinda seeks a patient, loving, kind nanny for their three children, with infant care at the heart of the role. With the two older children (7 and 4) in school each day, the nanny leads care for the baby, about 4.5 months old, through the school day, and all three children are home in the mornings and late afternoons. The oldest has Rett Syndrome and is bright, social, and incredibly intuitive, with a love for music, books, and new foods. The parents provide hands-on training for physical support and oral medication, and experience with Rett Syndrome is welcome but not required.

The position is Monday to Friday with 45 to 50 guaranteed hours per week, depending on the schedule chosen (preferred: 7:30 am to 5:30 pm). Compensation is $97,760 to $109,200 per year, overtime included, through legal W-2 payroll, with 40 hours paid sick time, 8 paid holidays and a family vehicle while on shift. The family is looking for a nanny ready to commit for 2+ years.

Experience Requirements

• Infant care experience
• 2 years minimum with a single family, verified by references

Educational Requirements

• Fluency in English

Qualifications

• Patient
• Loving and kind
• Reliable
• Comfortable caring for three children
• Willing to learn physical support and oral medication, with training from the parents
• Able to lift 40 lbs
• Valid driver’s license and clean driving record
• Non-smoker
• Clean background check
• Authorized to work in the US
• W-2 employment
• Flu shot preferred, not required
• Can make at least a two-year commitment

Responsibilities

• Leading infant care through the school day, including feeds, naps, routine, play and outdoor time
• Morning routine and school drop-offs
• School pickups and drives to therapy appointments
• Physical support for the oldest child, including sitting, standing, and car seat and chair transfers
• Oral medication, with training from the parents
• Children’s meals and dinner prep
• Children’s laundry and dishes
• Keeping the children’s spaces clean and clear