Enumclaw, WA Jobs

I'm looking for hands-on care for my father in his 90s. Medication management is required. Assistance with bathing, and daily PT exercise is also needed. We're looking for some help preparing meals. We're looking for someone to provide companionship. Duties include transportation (doctor's appointments, errands, etc.). Additional duties include light housekeeping in dad's room and bathroom. Preferences for a caregiver who is a non-smoker and comfortable with pets. Work shift are 2 per week plus ability to split one or more day. 6:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. is regular shift. Split shift is 6:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Hello! And thank you for looking at my job posting! I am seeking care for my 3 children every other week. Schedule is variable and is likely to include some overnights or transportation to their dad's house at night. We have a vehicle you can use if you prefer. I'm open to one person meeting all needs or multiple sitters helping as they are able and my schedule becomes available. Pay is negotiable, and for the right fit for our family! Crafts, park visits, swimming, video games, reading.

Help needed! Clean kitchens, bathrooms, bedding, floors, laundry, running errands, organizing, gardening, mucking / resetting barn stalls, bramble combat, composting, fence repair, tree-fall/brush clearing, goats, chickens, permaculture edible forest tending. Our family is looking for help at three households, for a consistent 24 hours per week with the potential for more (optional) seasonally. We're open to hiring one or multiple humans to help out, so if you're interested but just in one location or just in the inside work or just the outside chores, please reach out and let us know. has a priority of cleaning goat stalls (essentially a big goat litter box). If you are interested please be comfortable with dirty work.

We are looking for a great nanny for our 2-year-old daughter. We would prefer a nanny who has their own car, who does not smoke, who is comfortable with pets and who is CPR certified. Days can be flexible but looking for 1-2 days a week. Normal start time would be between 7-8 a.m. until 4-5 p.m. She is pretty easy going, and has a pretty routine schedule.

Like I said at 2 p.m. he usually naps. Not all the time but is at his best when he does. He usually naps for an hour or 2. Loves a good afternoon snack of fruit or goldfish crackers chips or cheese. Love watching his cartoons on his tablet making forts and playing cars and construction vehicles. He's really sensitive with his feelings and is in his fitting stage to be honest but we are just trying to reinforce that throwing fits is no way to get what you want and listening to adults is key. He's super smart and repeats everything we do. He loves animals. We are trying to teach him how to treat our cats and how to be sweet to all animals. J is potty trained and uses his smaller toilet in our bathroom. Even though he is potty trained he still insists on wear pull-ups at the moment. He's a pretty easygoing guy with tons of curiosity :)

My sweet baby girl is 2 months old. She is starting to recognize faces and is smiling like crazy when you talk to her. She loves looking outside on nice days and swinging in her swing. Someone that can take her outside for a walk would be ideal and give her lots of cuddles and tummy time. I also have a 8 yr old well behaved black lab that also needs to be looked after. She would also love to go on a walk with you!

Seeking hands-on care near Enumclaw for myself in my 60s. Preferences for a caregiver who is a non-smoker and comfortable with pets. Weekend morning shifts, help getting out of bed. Transferring to wheelchair, with automatic lift. Bathroom grooming, getting dressed. Evening shift, get ready for bed. Change clothes, transfer from wheelchair to bed, with automatic lift. Shifts can be flexible and can be split with another caregiver.

We have a busy one and a half year old and will be adding a little sibling in September. Our son loves to play outside, run around the house, play with his dog and kitty. He likes to figure out how things work. I work at the local hospital two days a week and we would need care from 530 a.m. to 330 p.m. when my husband gets home. The nanny will have to be okay with a lab and kitty and be willing to let the dog out to the yard during the day.

We are a family of 5. Husband, wife and three kids. G(7), G(7) are twin boys and C(2) is their very entertaining sister. Boys will be at camp or school during the day - may just need help with the last hour of the day with them. Husband and I work from home - want to be up front about that!

My husband and I are looking to find a babysitter for our son who is due in July. We aren't quite sure exactly when we'll need care or how often, we just know that when we do need the occasional sitter we would like to have consistency in who provides care for our son.