Part-Time Event Babysitter Jobs in Edina, MN | Work with Local Families and Venues

Edina, MN
Part Time to Full Time
Student (College)

Position Type: Part-Time
Location: Edina, MN
Office: Jove of Edina, Chanhassen and Wayzata

Love Working with Children of All Ages?

Jovie is hiring experienced, engaging caregivers to provide care for children of all ages with local families throughout the Twin Cities area. This is a great opportunity for childcare professionals seeking a rewarding part-time position with a gig schedule, supportive leadership, and opportunities for growth.

Pay: $20/hour

Text NANNY to 206-752-6917 to apply and schedule your interview in under 3 minutes.

What You’ll Do

• Provide safe, nurturing care
• Encourage learning through reading, play, and age-appropriate activities
• Communicate with parents about their child’s day
• Create a positive environment where children can learn and grow

Schedule

• Many events occur within Friday-Sunday
• Shift times can vary on start time and length
• Work with local families and venues

You’ll be a great fit for this nanny job if you:

• Have at least 2 years of childcare experience
• Love working with children of all ages
• Are dependable and professional
• Communicate well with parents and children
• Have reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license
• Can provide references (At least 2 related to childcare work; 1 character)
• Are least 18 years old

Good to know: Experience may come from nannying, babysitting, daycare, preschool, church nursery, or other childcare settings.

Why Work with Jovie?

• Competitive pay and overtime opportunities
• Flexible scheduling
• Paid training and professional development
• Employer-sponsored CPR and First Aid
• Supportive leadership team
• Vetted families who value professional childcare
• My Jovie scheduling app
• Reward and recognition programs

Eligible full-time team members may also receive PTO, paid holidays, healthcare stipends, and retirement savings matching.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need previous experience?
Yes, we welcome experience from nannying, babysitting, daycare, preschool, church nursery, and other childcare settings.

What ages will I care for?
Most assignments involve infants and toddlers, though opportunities may occasionally include older children.

Are benefits available?
Eligible full-time team members may receive PTO, paid holidays, a health care stipend, and retirement savings matching.

What happens after I apply?
Our recruiting team will review your information and schedule an interview. Next, we will conduct screening and reference checks; and send an offer to join the team if qualified. You’ll join us for Orientation and Training on the Jovie Way, then we’ll match you with families that fit your experience and availability. Pay dates are every two weeks!

Ready to Apply?

If you’re looking for a part-time gig position in Edina area and enjoy caring for children of all ages, we’d love to hear from you.

Text NANNY to 206-752-6917 and schedule your interview in under 3 minutes.

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