Full time nanny jobs in the United States involve providing consistent childcare and supporting children's daily needs throughout the working week. Responsibilities typically include preparing meals, organizing educational activities, assisting with homework, managing routines, and supervising children's safety. Depending on family requirements, nannies may also help with school transportation, children's laundry, and maintaining play areas. Employers often consider childcare experience, communication skills, reliability, and first-aid knowledge when evaluating candidates. Working hours, responsibilities, salary, benefits, and time off vary by household and location. Employment arrangements generally outline expectations, duties, and applicable labor requirements to establish clear working conditions.