2 Part-Time Stellen in Lausanne gefunden

Location: Saint-Sulpice, Switzerland
Start Date: January 2025 ???
Schedule: Mondays and Thursdays, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm ?

We are searching for an experienced, engaging, and responsible nanny to care for a 6-month-old baby in Saint-Sulpice. This role requires a nurturing individual who is passionate about child development ??, is attentive to the needs of a young child, and respects the family’s values in early education and boundaries. This position is perfect for someone who loves to explore and foster curiosity ??, guiding a child in discovering the world around them.

Responsibilities:

1. Engagement and Development:

• Provide age-appropriate activities to stimulate cognitive, sensory, and motor skills.
• Encourage exploration and curiosity, introducing the baby to various experiences and new stimuli.
• Support early language and communication development through songs, stories, and interactions.

• Follow the baby’s feeding and nap schedules as established by the parents.
• Diaper changes and assist with maintaining hygiene.
• Prepare and handle bottle feeding, ensuring proper sanitization and handling.

• Take the baby outside daily (weather permitting) to parks or for strolls in nature to promote physical and sensory engagement.
• Provide a safe environment while introducing the child to the world around them.

• Set gentle boundaries, helping the baby begin to understand routines and limits as they grow.
• Respect the family’s approach to parenting and support their educational methods.
• Offer comfort and emotional support while encouraging independence.

• Maintain cleanliness in areas used by the baby, including play areas and feeding spaces.
• Communicate regularly with the parents regarding the child’s needs and any observations.

Qualities Sought:

The family is looking for a nanny who is curious, adventurous, and eager to introduce their child to new experiences. They value a candidate who is gentle but confident in setting boundaries, capable of providing both warmth and guidance. The ideal nanny will have a strong respect for the parents’ educational values, ensuring that their preferences in the child’s upbringing are honored.

Legal Eligibility to Work in Switzerland:

• Valid EU passport or a Swiss work permit.

Experience in Infant Care:

• Minimum of 2 years of professional experience caring for infants, with familiarity in providing age-appropriate stimulation and following a structured routine.

Checkable References:

• At least two verifiable references from previous families or employers.

First Aid Certification:

• Up-to-date infant and child first aid and CPR certification.

Language Skills:

• Fluency in English is essential; knowledge of additional languages is a plus.

Qualities:

• Warm, reliable, and able to support both the emotional and developmental needs of infants.
• Comfortable working in a household where parents may occasionally work from home.

Salary to discuss with the family.