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Nannies in Lyrup

1 nanny who wants regular ongoing work within 30 km, closest first

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1 nanny near Lyrup, closest first

  • Sophie P.New

    Sophie P.

    Renmark · 13 km away

    $20–35/hr

    Year 10 student, homeschools with odd days at school. Happy to help whenever

    I have experience looking after my younger sister, nieces, nephews and cousins, from babies just a few months old to children aged 12 and 13. I love spending time with kids and making sure they feel safe, happy and cared for. I’m happy to play with them, keep them entertained and help with their routines. I’m patient, caring and understanding, and I’ll always follow the parents instructions and ma

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    • Cooking kids' meals— yes
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Nannies in Lyrup

What is the difference between a nanny and a babysitter?
In everyday use, not much — most people say babysitter for both. The line that matters is regularity rather than hours: occasional evenings are babysitting, while the same days each week is nanny work, whatever anyone calls it. That matters for one reason. In SA nanny work is the side of that line likelier to need a Working With Children Check, and you as the parent are the one expected to see it.
How much does a nanny cost in Lyrup?
Not enough nannies near Lyrup have published a rate for us to give a local range, and we would rather say that than make one up. Across Sydney, most nannies ask between $30 and $45 an hour. Agree the rate, the hours, and what happens when plans change before the first day, in writing. What moves an hourly rate. How much a nanny costs covers the range.
Can you claim a nanny on Centrelink or the Child Care Subsidy?
No. The Child Care Subsidy is only paid for care at an approved child care service, and a nanny you hire yourself is not one. The single route to a subsidised educator in your own home is In Home Care, and it is narrow: you have to be eligible for the subsidy, show that no other approved care is available or suitable, and meet at least one of non-standard or variable hours, geographic isolation, or complex needs. Families apply through their state's In Home Care Support Agency, the educator comes from an approved provider, and the hours are charged per family instead of per child. Claiming a nanny on the Child Care Subsidy.
Do I have to check my nanny's Working With Children Check?
Yes. For regular ongoing care the duty to verify sits with you, because there is no employer to hand it to. Ask for their WWCC before the first day. You can check it yourself for free with the DHS Screening Unit. It takes about two minutes.
What does the verified badge on a nanny's profile mean?
The badge means we checked their ID and their WWCC with the DHS Screening Unit ourselves, not that they ticked a box. It is the check you would run yourself, already done once. A check is only true on the day it is run, so for ongoing care run your own as well: it is free with the DHS Screening Unit and takes about two minutes. We do not check references, first aid certificates, or claimed experience. Those sit on a profile as the nanny’s own statement, labelled that way. The full list of what we check. The questions to ask a babysitter cover the rest.
Are these different people from the babysitters in Lyrup?
Largely the same people. 1 of the 1 babysitters and nannies near Lyrup said they want regular work, and one person can want both, so a profile can appear on both pages. This one leaves out the ones who only want the occasional evening. Babysitters and nannies near Lyrup.
Is a live-in nanny legal in Australia?
Yes, and a live-in nanny is almost always an employee, covered by the Miscellaneous Award. From 1 July 2026 the award's adult minimum for daytime weekday hours is $25.74 an hour employed permanently or $32.18 casually, more outside those hours, and superannuation is owed once someone works more than 30 hours in a week. A room and meals are not a substitute for wages: deducting board from pay needs their written authorisation and has to be principally for their benefit. Fair Work publishes the Miscellaneous Award summary.
Do you employ the nanny, or handle pay?
Neither. We are an introduction service: you find each other here and everything after that is between the two of you, including the rate, the hours, tax, and insurance. We take no commission and never touch a payment, so what you agree is what they are paid. Why the site is free. How to hire a nanny walks it from the ad to the first day.

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