After School Jobs in Aubrey, TX

Going through divorce. Will need some support picking up from school, staying overnight for days at a time as my travel fluctuates

My son was tested by the school per my request. Dyslexia is what they came up with. This next school year they will be working with him. But I want to get a jump on things over the summer break.

We have a happy, curious 6-month-old and an athletic, playful 3rd grader. I work remotely from home and would like to have someone relieve me during a few workdays per week in our home. Summer/after school care may be needed for our 3rd grader.

New baby girl is due in March! Looking for two to three days a week for infant care and after school care for my 7-year-old daughter.

This is for my 8-year-old cousin whom I will be getting full custody of in August 2023. She will need a ride to school in the morning (school starts at 7:45am), and to be picked up from school and stayed with until I got home around 6:00pm-6:15 p.m. daily.

Companion / Personal Care Assistance For 18Yr Old Wheelchair Dependent Male, We are in need of a reliable attendant for minor mobility needs associated with transfers, assistance with accessibility on UNT (Denton) campus throughout the school day. This is not a medical caregiver role, more of companion care to support mobility and accessibility. Personal preference is for a Male attendant due to proximity during transfers. This is for an 18 yr old young man that will be attending the University in the Fall as a Freshman at the School of Business. Please only respond if you have interest in supporting on /off campus for a young adult. Thank you. Start date is flexible.

Little Elm family needs a full-time nanny. Must love kids! Our ideal match will meet the requirements below. Some light housekeeping is required. Please be comfortable with pets. I'm looking for two days a week. I have a current nanny working all four days but she is falling behind in school. So I really need somebody part-time and only two days. I'm flexible to let you choose which days you want. I can guarantee each day you will work 8-10 hours.

Mom and Dad don't get out much - looking for someone to teach, play and prepare for bed while we go on a date. *Responsibilities* -activities and educational games (e. g. drawing, crafting and puppet games) -Prepare her meals and feed her -Change diapers and bathe -Ensure children's safety during indoors and outdoors activities -Perform housekeeping tasks as needed (dishes mainly) *Requirements* -Previous experience as a Nanny or Babysitter -Excellent understanding of child development -Ability to come up with creative ideas to educate and engage children -Multitasking skills -A pleasant and patient personality -A clean driving license -High school diploma; further training in child development is a plus -First aid + CPR certification is a plus Two boxers: they are 6 years old but still act like puppies. They love lots of attention.

Hi. I am in need of someone to drive my son to school every weekday morning. I have to be at work at 7 a.m. but he doesn't have to be at school until just after 8. See my dilemma? So, I'm looking for someone to take him to school each morning. The issue is, many people have felt it's a throwaway job, but my son obviously needs to get to school and I can't keep being late for work. Can someone help me out? Please. We are laid back and fun, love animals and have a gentle giant of a dog who only wants to give and receive love. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I look forward to speaking with you!

We are looking for someone to facilitate a home school pod of 4 kindergarten age children. The facilitator will be responsible for engaging the kids in science, history, literature and other life skill activities. Please Note: This job may involve working with multiple families. Care.com does not know the identity or suitability of non-members of the Care community. Some places have licensing restrictions or other requirements for home-schooling and shared care. Check before you start work and discuss these with hiring families.