About the Role: Responsibilities, Skills, and Requirements
Ever wondered what it’s like to become a trusted part of a family’s everyday routine? We’re looking for a kind, dedicated Muslim housemaid and babysitter who will help keep our household running smoothly and ensure our children are in safe, caring hands. If you’re seeking a stable opportunity within a genuine home environment—and you’re ready to start right away—this could be a wonderful fit for you.
About the Family
We’re a warm, respectful family based in Rashidiya, and our home is filled with laughter, learning, and lively activity—especially with two young children. We care deeply about creating a safe, supportive space both for our kids and for the people who help us. Open communication matters to us, and we treat our help not just as staff, but as part of our extended family. (Plus, you can count on us for a nice cup of tea when you need it!)
What You’ll Be Doing
- Caring for two children: keeping them safe, entertained, and helping with simple daily routines.
- Handling everyday household chores—think tidying, light cleaning, laundry, and keeping things organized.
- Preparing meals or snacks as needed for the children.
- Ensuring the house is comfortable and welcoming after school hours.
- Working from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with consistency and reliability appreciated.
- Being a friendly, trustworthy presence in our home.
What You’ll Bring
Must-Haves
- You are a Muslim woman, as requested for cultural and values alignment.
- Currently living in Rashidiya.
- Hold a valid residence permit in the UAE.
- Genuine love for children and experience caring for them.
- Ready and able to start immediately.
- Dependable, patient, and discreet—qualities that truly matter in a family home.
Nice-to-Haves
- Experience managing household duties for another family.
- Ability to prepare simple, healthy meals.
- References from previous families or employers.
Not sure you tick every box? We’d still love to hear from you.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
- Stable monthly salary of AED 1000.
- Friendly, respectful household where you’ll be valued.
- Predictable working hours — 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, so you can plan your time.
- Opportunity to make a genuine difference in children’s lives.
- Supportive, open family—no drama, just kindness and appreciation.
We understand the importance of trust and a comfortable working environment, and we’re ready to welcome the right person to our busy, joyful household.
Common Interview Questions and Tips
To help you prepare and feel confident, here are some questions you might encounter during the interview process for this role.
- Can you describe your previous experience caring for young children, and share what you most enjoy about this responsibility?
- What are some creative or engaging activities you use to keep children entertained and safe indoors?
- How do you approach keeping a house tidy and organized when there are active kids involved?
- Have you ever had to prepare meals or snacks for children with specific dietary needs or preferences? What do you typically make?
- What steps do you take to make sure the home feels clean, comfortable, and welcoming by the end of the day?
- How do you prioritize tasks when juggling both childcare and household chores during your workday?
- Tell us about a time you managed a stressful moment with children under your care. How did you handle it?
- If a disagreement arises between the children, how do you usually help them resolve it?
- Can you describe how you build trust with both children and parents when you start in a new household?
- What does being a “friendly, trustworthy presence” in a home mean to you in practice?
- Our family values open and respectful communication. How would you share any issues or concerns with us?
- Dependability and consistency are important to us. Can you share an example of how you’ve shown these qualities in a previous role?
- How do you ensure your work aligns with the cultural and religious values important to the families you support?
- What attracts you to the idea of becoming a long-term part of a family’s daily life?