Full-Time Nanny Position Burgettstown

East Wind Nannies•Burgettstown, PA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Pittsburgh's leading nanny agency, East Wind Nannies, is a FREE to nannies service and networking platform, placing our exceptional and qualified nannies with professional families—ensuring that both our nannies and families receive top-notch quality in childcare. We are excited to match YOU with your dream family-- take a look below at this position, and let us know if you’re interested! Pittsburgh, PA | Burgettstown Start Date: ASAP Hours: 8 am - 5 pm, Monday to Friday with Tuesdays off, Guaranteed 36 hours/week Hourly Rate: $27-30/hour Children: 3 year old, 14 month old, & baby due in November Pets: 2 cats and 1 dog Paid Vacation: One week family’s choice, one week nanny’s choice, 3 sick/personal days, all major holidays Requirements: Up-to-date vaccinations preferred

Requirements

Up-to-date vaccinations preferred
Driver's license
Vehicle
Clean driving record
Previous nanny experience for a minimum of 2 years.

Nice To Haves

Experienced, nurturing, and fully present.
Genuinely enjoy being in it with kids—running, playing, teaching, redirecting, and creating days that feel fun, intentional, and full of connection.
Especially attuned to toddler development and transitions, understanding how big this season is for their oldest as a new baby joins the family.
Brings patience, awareness, and a steady, reassuring presence—and knows how to meet children where they are while gently helping them grow.
Proactive by nature—doesn’t wait to be asked.
Takes pride in consistency.
Comfortable speaking up, asking questions, and keeping parents looped in.
Happiest outside and can keep pace with a toddler who rarely slows down.
Looking for a long-term home—a place where you can build meaningful relationships, grow alongside a family, and become a steady, trusted presence in children’s lives for years to come.

Responsibilities

Creating days that feel engaging, active, and grounded—getting outside often, planning simple outings (local parks, library days, and, when comfortable, trips to museums or the zoo—the family car is provided), reading stacks of books, and helping both children feel secure, stimulated, and deeply cared for.
Weaving developmental learning into everyday play.
Light household support as time allows, taking initiative where it's helpful.
Occasional simple farm tasks like collecting eggs with the children (optional).
Implementing established routines and rhythms with consistency.
Communicating openly, honestly, and directly with parents.
Participating in informal weekly check-ins and intentional monthly conversations with parents.
Keeping parents looped in on the children's activities and well-being.