Jovie of Creve Coeur & St. Charles

Part-Time Sitter

Creve Coeur, MO
Part Time
Mid Level

Smart, capable and ready for anything? This is the childcare opportunity for you.

Have you always preferred the fun and wonder of the kids’ table rather than sitting with the adults? Do babysitting gigs feel more like a chance to let loose and have fun than just a mere job? If this is true for you, Jovie needs your authentic love of children and amazing childcare skills to provide fun and reliable childcare for families.

We’ve been around for over 20 years, offering childcare to families across 37 states and almost 200 locations across the U.S. Our families need your joy, your sense of fun and your childcare know-how.

What You Get Out of a Job at Jovie:
Steady Paycheck - Competitive pay and work you can rely on, at $16 an hour- Please note this is not a seasonal position
Support - A management team and connection to a community of caregivers
Training – Childcare guidance, training and professional development
Growth - Opportunities for training and professional development
Full or Part-Time - Build a schedule that fits your life
Assurance – We screen and vet each family looking for childcare
Perks & Bonuses –fun incentive bonuses

What This Job Looks Like:
Engage - Care for children between ages six weeks and 18 years (based on your experience)
Play - Have fun with age-appropriate games, crafts, and activities while you’re with the kids
Safety - Ensure the safety and well-being of children in your care
Meal Prep - Put together meals and snacks for children during your time with them
Light Clean-up - Restore the kitchen and play areas after food and fun (with age-appropriate assistance from the kids)
Depth – Get to know a family and develop a relationship with the kids and parents over time
Requirements- Must be 18 or older, have a valid drivers license with regular access to a vehicle and ability to transport children in said vehicle as needed, must be willing to travel up to 25-30 mins, and consent to a background screen

We’re are also currently seeking reliable caregivers for several families. Below is a list of a few of our families in the St. Louis area:

  • Sitter needed in Town & Country area for Infant Tues/Wed/Thurs 9:00a-2:00p. Must have Infant experience. Hours will change to Full Time position in January, Mon-Fri 8:45a-5:45p. Pay $16/hour
  • Part time sitter needed in Wildwood/Ballwin area for Infant starting Jan 2026.  Must have experience with infants. 4-5 days a week, 9:00a-3:00p. Pay $16/hour
  • Nanny needed Monday/Wednesday/Thursday 8:30a-4:30p in Glendale for infant starting January 2026. Pay $16/hour
  • Nanny needed for family in U City. Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:30a-5:00p. Must have infant experience. Care will be for three children ages 12 weeks, 2 y/o, 3.5 y/o
  • Part time sitter needed for evening hours in U City for three children. 6:30pm-9:30pm Monday-Friday. Looking for caregiver with experience watching multiple children and also experience around children on the spectrum. 

Who We Are:
Jovie has helped thousands of parents find childcare with full or part-time nannies, on-demand sitters or emergency backup childcare. Contact us today if you’re ready for work with kids that you’ll love. Jovie is a community and purpose-driven organization that provides our caregivers with training, resources and support to help them develop their childcare skills and confidence on the job.  

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Jovie provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, gender identity, and expression or genetics.

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