AK081 - Live-In ROTA Nanny - Brooklyn, NY.
About The Position
First-time parents based in Brooklyn are seeking an experienced rotational nanny to care for their 10-month-old daughter, working opposite the family’s existing ROTA nanny. The parents co-parent between two residences within a 10-minute walk of each other. The nanny will provide care in both households and maintain consistency in the child’s routines, developmental approach, and overall care. The position follows a two-weeks-on/two-weeks-off rotation. It is primarily live-out while the family is in Brooklyn, with overnight/live-in coverage as required during scheduled rotations. The nanny must be comfortable with 24/7 responsibility as needed, travel with the family, and occasional schedule adjustments. Candidates must currently be local to Brooklyn. The nanny will collaborate with the other ROTA nanny to ensure seamless handovers and continuity of care. The family seeks a calm, engaging, and nurturing caregiver who will support the child’s development, provide age-appropriate stimulation and interaction, and encourage healthy routines and independence. The role includes managing feeding, sleep, and daily schedules; preparing nutritious meals and bottles; maintaining child-related spaces and supplies; supporting developmental transitions; and preparing for domestic and international travel. The compensation is $120,000–$140,000+ annually, depending on experience. Benefits include PTO aligned with the rotational schedule, a health stipend or healthcare support, private accommodations when overnight/live-in coverage is required, and coverage of work-related travel expenses. Additional benefits will be discussed.
Requirements
- Minimum of 5 years of professional nanny experience.
- Extensive infant experience and a strong understanding of infant-to-toddler developmental stages.
- Strong knowledge of baby-led weaning, infant feeding, and age-appropriate nutrition.
- Experience working in private and/or UHNW households.
- Must currently be based locally in Brooklyn.
- Valid passport and willingness to travel domestically and internationally, including occasional last-minute travel.
- Ability to swim.
- Discreet and professional, and comfortable working within a private, high-profile household.
- Highly flexible and adaptable to an evolving schedule.
- Willingness to sign an NDA.
- Able to independently manage all aspects of the child’s care while on rotation.
- Comfortable transitioning between both households while maintaining consistency for the child.
- Able to collaborate and communicate with the existing ROTA nanny.
- Comfortable providing overnight/live-in coverage during scheduled rotations as needed.
Nice To Haves
- Previous ROTA experience is strongly preferred.
- Background in early childhood development, education, or a related field.
- Spanish-speaking or proficiency in another second language.
- Valid driver’s license, preferred for future needs.
Responsibilities
- Plan and prepare nutritious, developmentally appropriate meals for the baby, incorporating baby-led weaning principles and supporting healthy eating habits and developmental needs.
- Manage feeding schedules, naps, sleep routines, and the child’s overall daily schedule.
- Support developmental milestones through engaging, age-appropriate activities and play.
- Encourage a healthy balance of interaction, exploration, and independent play.
- Prepare bottles and properly sterilize and organize feeding supplies.
- Maintain the nursery and all child-related spaces.
- Manage the child’s laundry, clothing, supplies, and organization.
- Support developmental transitions, including solids, evolving sleep routines, mobility, and other age-appropriate milestones.
- Anticipate the child’s needs and proactively manage supplies, schedules, and preparations.
- Pack and prepare child-related items for domestic and international travel.
- Maintain clear and consistent communication with the parents and existing ROTA nanny.
- Provide detailed handovers between rotations to ensure continuity of care.
- Provide attentive, developmentally appropriate infant care throughout each rotation.
- Provide care across both households while maintaining consistency in the child’s routines and approach.
- Travel with the family and adapt to occasional schedule adjustments.
Benefits
- PTO aligned with the rotational schedule.
- Health stipend or healthcare support.
- Private accommodations provided when overnight/live-in coverage is required.
- All work-related travel expenses covered.
- Additional benefits to be discussed.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
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