Nanny: Nanny! in Dallas

The Full-Time Nanny role in the Park Cities area of Dallas, Texas is a full-time W-2 household position with Hello Nanny!. The position provides full-time nanny work at $30 to $35+ per hour, depending on experience, with 40 guaranteed hours each week. The nanny cares for a preschooler, a toddler, and an infant in a family of five.

Weekday hours run approximately 8:00 AM to 4:00 or 5:00 PM, with later stays and occasional weekend coverage during parent travel. The work combines infant care, school transportation shared with the mother, coordination with household staff, and domestic travel with the family. Spanish-English bilingual ability, a reliable personal vehicle, willingness to travel, and at least three childcare references are among the stated qualifications.

The household needs an experienced childcare professional who communicates proactively in a hands‑on family setting.

• Role: Full-Time Nanny
• Pay: $30 to $35+ per hour, depending on experience
• Employment: Full-time W-2 household employment

Applicants need a current childcare resume, at least three strong childcare references, and clear details about bilingual Spanish‑English ability, driving, travel, and infant care experience. The hiring process also needs availability for 40 guaranteed hours, occasional weekend coverage, and domestic summer travel. Hello Nanny! reviews those fit points through its application process.

The nanny role in Dallas covers three children whose needs differ by age. Infant care requires close attention to feeding, sleep, diapering, soothing, and safe handling, while toddler care includes supervision during movement, play, meals, and transitions. The preschool‑age child adds school routines, age‑appropriate activities, and dependable transportation coordination.

The mother is highly hands‑on, so the nanny works as part of a family‑led care plan rather than as the sole adult making household decisions. A part‑time household helper and another caregiver who occasionally babysits are also part of the family support team. Clear handoffs keep each adult aware of transportation, care routines, changes in the children’s needs, and the household’s daily priorities.

• Infant care across feeding, sleep, diapering, soothing, and safe handling routines
• Toddler and preschool care adapted to each child’s age and developmental stage
• Shared school transportation with the mother
• Communication with parents, household staff, and the occasional babysitting caregiver
• Proactive attention to household needs during the children’s care hours

The regular schedule runs Monday through Friday for approximately 8:00 AM to 4:00 or 5:00 PM. Later stays may be needed, so daily availability extends beyond the standard afternoon end time when family plans require it. Occasional weekends enter the schedule when the parents travel.

Domestic summer travel is part of the family arrangement, with approximately six weeks of travel planned. A nanny who can travel for at least three of those weeks may be considered. The role therefore requires a stable weekday commitment together with advance planning around travel periods and occasional weekend coverage.

The nanny shares school transportation with the mother and needs a reliable personal vehicle. Driving is part of the care plan rather than an isolated errand, because school movement must fit the routines of an infant, a toddler, and a preschooler. Mileage reimbursement applies to approved work‑related driving.

Daily coordination extends beyond transportation. The nanny communicates with the mother, the household helper, and the other caregiver, anticipates needs before handoffs, and…