Nanny and babysitter in Ashkelon
A nanny full-time, for an evening or after kindergarten. Describe the job — nannies in your city respond, and you choose by experience and language.
Ashkelon has many families with children, and each runs to its own routine: kindergarten, school, after-school clubs, walks by the sea. In your request, give the children's ages, the days and hours, your neighbourhood and the language, whether Russian, Hebrew or another. Nannies and babysitters in Ashkelon respond, and you compare profiles by experience and languages and discuss the schedule in the chat. If you need pickups from kindergarten or school, say so up front.
Nanny formats for every family
Evening sitters, part‑time schedules, infants, live‑in and language‑focused care.
Evening & weekend babysitter
Date nights, weekends, and short‑notice requests.
A babysitter comes for an evening or a weekend while the parents are out, at work or taking a break. Often the need is for a specific date. In your request, give the children's ages, the start and end times, the evening routine (dinner, bath, bedtime) and the house rules. The clearer the task, the sooner suitable babysitters respond.
Read on the blogPart‑time nanny
Mornings or afternoons, after school or kindergarten.
A nanny for a few hours: picking the child up from kindergarten or school, giving a meal, going for a walk, helping with homework and staying until you are back. This format suits you if you work until mid-afternoon or the child has activities. Write down the days of the week, the hours, the route and the duties.
Infant & newborn care
Feeding, naps and gentle care for the youngest.
Care for a child under two: feeding, nappy changes, settling to sleep, walks and the daily routine. For the first months, experience with infants specifically matters. Tell the nanny how the baby eats and sleeps and whether there are any health considerations, and discuss how you will share news about the day.
Read on the blogLive‑in nanny / au pair
Daily help at home with flexible schedules.
The helper lives with the family and helps with the children every day, often on a flexible schedule. Discuss in advance a separate room, working hours, days off, meals and the house rules. Terms and pay are agreed individually. In your request, describe the children's ages, the schedule and what you expect in terms of household duties.
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English, Hebrew, Russian or French — state the language you need in your request.
A nanny who speaks English with your child helps keep the language going in the family. Languages are listed in the profile, but the level is best judged in conversation. If you want bilingual communication, for example English and Hebrew, say so in your request and ask in the chat which language the nanny reads and plays in with the children.
Special needs nanny
Experience working with children with special needs and developmental activities.
A child with developmental or health needs requires a specialist with suitable experience. Describe the child's needs in detail in your request, along with the therapy routine and the recommendations of doctors and therapists. Ask about experience and training in the profile and in the chat, and be sure to meet in person before work starts.
Read on the blogNannies in Israel: how to choose a nanny or babysitter for your child
People look for a nanny or babysitter in Israel for different tasks: picking a child up from kindergarten, an evening out, help with a baby, time with the children during school holidays, or someone who lives with the family and helps every day. On EzraHome Connect you describe the task, nannies in your city respond, and you compare profiles and write in the chat. The platform is not an agency or an employer, does not vet specialists and takes no part in your agreements.
In your request, give the age of your child or children, the schedule (days, hours, whether you need help in the evening and at weekends), and your city and neighbourhood. Say what the duties include: walks, feeding, the trip from kindergarten or school, help with homework, light tidying of the children's room. If the language matters, for example Hebrew, English, Russian or French, state it. If you need evening hours or weekend help, write that separately: that way those whom the schedule suits will respond.
For a newborn or a child under two, experience with infants matters. For a child with special needs, you need a specialist trained in exactly that area. In a profile, look at experience, languages, area, photo and description, and clarify the details in the chat.
Before work begins, meet the nanny in person. Tell them about the house rules: food, screens, sleep, walks. Ask what they would do if the child cries or falls ill. Ask for references, call previous families and agree on a trial day when you or a close person is at home. EzraHome does not vet specialists, so the decision is yours.
A child needs time to get used to a new person. For the first days, stay home or come back early, and tell the nanny about the child's habits: how they fall asleep, what they like to eat, what calms them. Agree how the nanny will share the day's news, by message, voice note or photo, and how to reach them urgently. Revisit your arrangements after a few weeks: schedules and wishes change as the child grows.
A private nanny is best sought in advance for a regular schedule, and an evening babysitter for a specific date. In both cases a clear request helps: the more specific the task, the easier it is for those who respond to tell whether it suits them.
Looking for work as a nanny or babysitter?
Create a specialist profile on EzraHome Connect: list your experience, languages and area, and add a photo and a short description. Families can find you and message you in the chat, and you discuss the terms with them directly.
How much does a nanny cost
As a market guide, expect 60–80 ₪ per hour. This is a reference range, not a platform rate: each nanny sets their own rate, and it is shown in the profile. A live-in or permanent nanny is paid differently, so there are no figures for that: you agree the terms individually.
Format and schedule
A few hours after kindergarten, an evening, a full day or living with the family are all priced differently. Evening hours, weekends and holidays are best discussed in advance.
Age and number of children
An infant, two children or a child with special needs bring different workloads. If there are several children, say so straight away.
Experience and training
Experience with babies, first aid skills and a teaching qualification are listed in the profile, and you can ask for details in the chat.
Language
Languages are listed in the profile. If you need a particular language, say so in your request: those whom the task suits will respond.
Extra duties
Preparing the child's meals, help with homework, tidying the children's room, taking the child to activities. Anything that is part of the job is best named before it starts.
The nanny sets the price, and you agree it in the chat. The platform does not set rates and takes no part in your agreement.
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A request in minutes
Describe the job once — specialists nearby see it and respond.
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You discuss details and terms with the specialist in the EzraHome Connect chat — the whole conversation in one place.
We are a platform, not an employer
EzraHome does not vet specialists and is not a party to your arrangements. So profiles show what helps you decide: experience, languages, area, photo and description.
How it works
Describe the job
Tell Ezra or fill in a request: what you need, where and when.
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Look at profiles and responses, compare experience and languages.
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Message the specialist and settle the job, schedule and terms.
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Nannies FAQ
Answers to common questions about nannies and babysitters.
Describe the job on EzraHome Connect: your child’s age, the schedule (hourly, evenings, after kindergarten) and the language you need. Nannies and babysitters in your city respond, and you compare profiles and choose.
Each nanny sets her own rate, and it is shown in the profile. It usually depends on the format (hourly, part-time, live-in), experience and language.
A live-in nanny suits families who need constant help and night care. An hourly nanny suits kindergarten and school pick-ups or evenings.
It depends on your city and on who is available on the dates you need. State the schedule and urgency in your request — those who can take the job will respond.
EzraHome does not vet specialists, so the decision is yours. Talk to the nanny, ask for references and documents, call previous families and agree on a trial day — as with any hire.
Give the baby's age, the schedule and the help you need in your request: feeding, night hours, walks. In the profiles, look at experience with infants. Talk to the nanny, ask for references and agree on a trial day before work begins.
A babysitter usually comes for a few hours, for example an evening or a weekend, while a nanny works on a more regular schedule. There is no clear line, so simply describe the task and the schedule in your request.
Create a specialist profile: list your experience, languages and area, and add a photo and a description. Families can find it and message you in the chat. Open requests can be viewed in the jobs section.
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