Dual Citizenship Nanny Needed in Madrid, Spain (U.S. + Madrid Citizenship Required)
Start: September
Children: Two children, ages 1 and 6
Compensation: $30-$35USD per hour
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 or 6:00 PM
Description:
Start Date: September
Children: Two girls, ages 1 and 6
Compensation: $30–$35/hour USD (highly competitive for the region)
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 or 6:00 PM (40 hours/week)
Live-In or Live-Out: Both options available
Citizenship Requirement: Must hold Madrid (EU) citizenship, or dual citizenship with the U.S.
Description:
An international, welcoming family in Madrid is seeking a warm, upbeat, and energetic nanny to join their household and care primarily for their 1-year-old daughter. This role offers the rare opportunity to live and work abroad with relocation costs covered by the family. The ideal candidate is loving, playful, and developmentally attuned—someone who genuinely enjoys young children and brings a calm, enthusiastic presence to the home. A background in education is a major plus, and the family is looking for someone who can grow with them over the next year or longer.
Location: Madrid, Spain
Child: Two girls 1 and 6 years old
Start Date: September
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 or 6:00 PM (40 hours/week)
Live-In or Live-Out: Both options available
Compensation: $30–$35/hour USD (highly competitive for the region)
Benefits: 2 weeks paid vacation (nanny chooses one week), 5 paid sick days, paid major federal holidays, and a monthly healthcare stipend if needed
Live-Out: Nanny can choose to live in or live out of the home
Household Dynamic:
The family’s youngest daughter is home full-time, while their 6-year-old attends school during the day. The home is staffed with a live-in housekeeper who handles the majority of cooking and cleaning, however occasional help will be appreciated. The family loves healthy eating, travel, and quality time together. They value a nanny who is flexible, kind, and capable of balancing fun with structure. Travel—both international and within the U.S..
Ideal Candidate:
The family is looking for someone who is active, and naturally positive—someone who can bring joy and consistency to the girls’ days. You should be confident managing routines, supporting learning through play, and assisting with basic family tasks. A love for travel is a plus, and the family appreciates a nanny who is communicative, calm, and excited to be a long-term part of their lives.
Primary Responsibilities:
Provide loving, developmentally appropriate care, primarily for a 1-year-old
Engage both children in enriching, screen-free activities and play
Support simple routines including school pickup/drop-off (car provided)
Assist with light tidying, basic laundry for the children, and simple meal prep
Collaborate with the family and household staff in a respectful, team-based environment
Join the family for occasional travel, if available
Qualifications:
Must hold Madrid/EU citizenship (or dual with the U.S.)
3+ years of professional nanny experience, ideally with infants and toddlers
Valid driver’s license (car provided)
CPR/First Aid certified (or willing to obtain)
Energetic, positive, and developmentally minded
Comfortable working in a staffed home
Open to a live-in or live-out arrangement
Long-term availability preferred (minimum 1-year commitment)
Benefits:
$30–$35/hour (based on experience)
Relocation covered by the family
2 weeks paid vacation (nanny chooses one week)
5 paid sick days
Paid major federal holidays
Monthly healthcare stipend if needed
Annual discretionary bonus
Car provided for work-related driving
This is a truly special opportunity to live and work abroad with a supportive, respectful family. If you’re a joyful, committed caregiver with a heart for early childhood and a spirit of adventure, we’d love to hear from you!