326,637 Nanny Jobs Available for College Students
Wyndy lists 326,637 nanny jobs for college students posted by local families. Jobs are part-time, single-time or recurring, and open to background-checked college students and graduates. Browse the listings below, then join Wyndy to apply.
Earn: $23/hr avg + 100% of tips
Feel safe: Insured on every job
Be flexible: Pick jobs that fit your schedule
Recently posted nanny jobs
In Cornwall Bridge, CT family in need of an after-school nanny.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. We are seeking a nanny for our 20-month-old son for a long-term position. ...
Urgently looking for a dependable nanny in Wilmington, NC.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. Seeking a nanny one day a week on Tuesdays starting January 6, 2026. ...
Nanny needed in Houston, TX for occasional evenings and weekends.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. We are looking for a great nanny for one child in Houston. A preference is ...
Seeking a nurturing and responsible nanny in Ceresco.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. We are looking for a great nanny for 1 child in Ceresco. Preferred ...
Nanny needed for a family residing in Temple, TX.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. A remote-working parent needs help with picking up kids from daycare and ...
Nanny needed for a family in Lubbock, TX.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. Seeking a reliable sitter for date nights and outings for our 2-year-old ...
Near 36551 family seeking a responsible and flexible nanny.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. We are looking for a great nanny for 2 children in Loxley. Ideally, the ...
Searching for a caring and dedicated nanny in Toledo, OH.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. Seeking care for a newborn as both parents are occupied with work and ...
Seeking a fun and engaging nanny in Fort Worth.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. We are seeking a babysitter for 2 children in Fort Worth. Responsibilities ...
Urgently seeking a nurturing nanny in Kalamazoo.
This job is from Care.com. You'll receive a link to the original job listing when you express interest. We are seeking a reliable nanny for one child in Kalamazoo. Responsibilities ...
Nanny Jobs: FAQs
How much do nannies make?
Nannies earn an average of $23 per hour on Wyndy, or $92 plus tips per job. Nannies keep 100% of their tips. Parents set the rate for each job, and it is shown on the listing before you apply.
How do I get nanny jobs as a college student?
Apply to become a Wyndy nanny, consent to a background check and complete your profile. Applications are reviewed for quality and you get an initial response within 48 hours. Once approved, express interest in nanny jobs in the Wyndy app and families send you offers.
What are the requirements to become a Wyndy nanny?
You must be 18 or older, be enrolled in an accredited college or university or hold an undergraduate degree, have at least one year of childcare experience, have a driver's license, a Social Security number and reliable transportation, and consent to a background check.
How do Wyndy nanny jobs work?
- Express interest in the jobs you like. You will see single-time, recurring and part-time nanny jobs.
- Parents review the interested nannies and send offers to one or more of them.
- Accept the offers you want to work and get paid for each job.
Every Wyndy nanny is covered by insurance while working.
Are Wyndy nanny jobs flexible for students?
Yes. You only express interest in the jobs that fit your schedule, so you can work around your class schedule during the semester and pick up more jobs over school breaks.