Dear Nanny/Housekeeper,
We are looking for an ”auntie”, who will become an integral part of our family.
We offer respect, kindness, dry sense of humor, and affection.
We seek in our Nanny trustworthiness, sense of responsibility, a joyful and open disposition.

Our Italian-American family is composed by two daughters (16 and 7 years old and a mom (56 yo). My older daughter has many interests and she is often outside the house. In addition, she spends half of her time at her father’s. When she is at home, we feel it, as she is a vulcano of energy! She is fun, stimulating, full of life and tempestuous emotions.

My younger daughter loves being with her friends and loves her iPad, which is a daily battle as I try to limit her access. She enjoys gymnastics, is very feminine, and loves posing, using make-up or doing her hair (her older sister and I don’t share that interest). She can be rambunctious and somehow bossy, but she is very warm and affectionate as well. Her father lives in Italy and one of the tasks of the nanny is to facilitate the whatsup between the little one and her dad.

I, the mom, was born and raised in Italy. I am very patient, empathic, and generous. I had health troubles in 2023, and this impacted my level of energy and mobility, so I move slowly.

When we are together, we can be intense, loud, passionate, but we love each other very dearly.

We are looking for a nanny/housekeeper, who can assist with caregiving for my younger daughter (7 years old) as well as housekeeping.
Caregiving includes:
Preparing my daughter for school and brining her by 8:35-45am (10 minutes walk) Monday through Friday.
Picking up either at school’s end (3:15pm) if she has sport or playdates, or picking her up at 6:00pm. Monday through Thursday (I pick her up On Friday).
Playing with her after dinner and on Sunday.
Housekeeping:
Keeping the house clean and tidy (kitchen, bathrooms, floors, bedrooms)
Helping keeping the house in order from toys. Books, etc.
Doing the beds every day.
Laundry, folding and putting away the clothing.
Ironing mom’s clothing (generally 4-6 pieces per week).
Preparing healthy, delicious dinners from Sunday evening through Thursday evening, included.
Grocery shopping (walking distance) and/or sorting the grocery at home.