FULL-TIME FAMILY ASSISTANT / NANNY NEEDED FOR NEWBORN + TWO CHILDREN IN DENVER, CO 80220 | REF#22536
- Source: Indeed
- Lincoln Park Nannies
- $66,560 to $79,040 /yr
- Remote
- Denver
- Full-Time
- Mid level
Job Description
- Job ID: 22536
- Location: Near Quebec St & E 12th Ave, Denver, CO 80220
- Schedule: Monday-Friday, hours to be discussed (35-40 guaranteed hours per week). Standard hours for the first 8 months, then added flexibility to help with after school pickups, sick days, lunch prep, and more
- Start: January 4, 2027
- Children: Newborn girl (due early November 2026), plus two older girls (ages 4 and 2) who attend daycare/preschool
- Salary: $32-$38 per hour DOE
We are a warm, active Denver family with two working parents and three young kids, looking for a nanny/family assistant to become a reliable extension of our family. We value open communication, calm structure, and a true partnership, and we hope to find someone interested in a long term, multi year relationship.
Our newest little one arrives this fall, so for the first several months this role will focus on newborn and infant care. Our two older girls attend daycare and preschool full time, and over time the role will grow into a dynamic nanny/family assistant position with more flexibility to support our growing family.
Our home is warm, structured, and fast paced. Both parents work from home, and we love spending time outside, gardening in the backyard, staying active, and traveling a few times a year for family vacations. We have a friendly golden retriever and two house cats. As a heads up, one of our children has food allergies, so we are looking for someone who is comfortable following allergy safety guidelines.
Nanny / Family Assistant Responsibilities
- Provide attentive, loving newborn and infant care throughout the day
- School and daycare pick ups and drop offs
- Light errands and grocery restocking
- Light meal prep for the kids and help with lunch prep
- Keep the kids’ play and gear areas organized
- Unpack school bags and help prep evening routines
- Light household cleaning
- Laundry for the children only
- Help with after school care, sick days, and schedule flexibility as the role evolves
- Comfortable managing multiple children of varying ages
Qualifications
- Extensive experience with newborns and infants
- Infant CPR and First Aid certified
- Clean driving record and valid driver’s license
- Reliable personal vehicle required (10-15 miles/day)
- Open and warm, structured, punctual, proactive, and communicative
- Comfortable with positive reinforcement, gentle redirection, and natural consequences
- Comfortable following food allergy precautions
- Up to date on standard vaccines, including Tdap, annual flu shot, and COVID-19
- Comfortable around dogs and cats
- English required; other languages a plus
- Openness to family tasks and occasional schedule flexibility
- Openness to traveling with the family about once a year is a plus
Benefits
- Guaranteed 35-40 hours per week, year round
- $32-$38 per hour DOE
- Standard PTO and paid holidays
- Year end bonus potential
- Full IRS standard mileage reimbursement for kid related driving
- Opportunity for domestic and international family travel, if interested
- Long term stability in a warm, respectful household where you are treated as a true professional partner
Additional Information: This is a long term role for a family looking for someone who brings calm, structure, and positivity to a busy household. The position begins with a focus on newborn care and grows into a nanny/family assistant role over time.
Pay: $32.00 - $38.00 per hour
Expected hours: 35.0 – 40.0 per week
Benefits:
- Paid time off
Application Question(s):
- This role means daily driving for errands and grocery runs. Do you have a valid license, a reliable vehicle, a clean driving record, and weekday availability?
- Walk me through how you’d do a weekly grocery run for a family of four on a budget — how do you build the list, handle out-of-stock substitutions, and track receipts?
- What’s your experience with weekly meal planning and prep? Give an example of what you’ve made, and tell me how you’ve handled dietary restrictions or food allergies.
- Tell me about a family event you’ve helped plan — birthday, holiday, etc. What was your role, and how did you manage vendors, timelines, and day-of coordination?
- You’re mid-grocery run with a full cart when the parent texts that plans changed and they need you back early. What do you do?
- How comfortable are you running errands — groceries, pickups, returns — with the kids al…
