Babysitting and Nanny Jobs in Uleybury SA

We’re looking for a nurturing, proactive nanny or mother’s helper to support our family during the mornings. Our daughter is currently 20 months. I’m a stay-at-home mum who works from home, and this role would suit someone confident working alongside a parent and helping keep our home running smoothly.

-Minimum of 3 mornings per week 

-Start time: Between 7:30–8:00am

-Duration: Approximately 4.5 hours per morning

-Location: Morphettville

-Opportunity for more hours and greater responsibility over time

We're looking for someone warm, organised and reliable—someone who enjoys spending time with little ones and also understands the flow of a busy family household. This could grow into a longer-term role with increased hours or even sole care.

Key responsibilities:
* Planning age-appropriate activities for our toddler
* Light tidying (toys, children’s rooms, common areas)
* Laundry assistance
* Helping prepare toddler meals and light family meal prep
* Bonus if you enjoy cooking
* A driver’s licence is preferred
* Must have a current Working With Children Check (WCC) and police check

If this sounds like something you'd enjoy, please get in touch—I’d love to chat further and see if we’re a good fit.
Thanks so much! 😊

Hi there babysitters,

I am looking for an energetic and responsible babysitter for my two boys. One is 6mo and the other almost 2yo. I am currently on maternity leave and so ideally looking for 3-4hr blocks (negotiable) once a week or fortnight at a mutually beneficial time so I can get some down time/run errands.

Next year this is likely to be regular days or more hours when I head back to work if you’re interested.

Our 2yo has a significant speech delay. He has a beautiful settled nature and despite speech delay, he is good at communicating his needs.

Our 6mo is a happy little guy who is breastfed and starting solids. He is usually quite chilled out.

Working with children’s check and police clearance and references are essential.

First aid beneficial but not essential. Car and drivers license not essential but there isn’t much public transport where we are.

I look forward to chatting and meeting you,

Jasmin