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Full-Time House Manager & Family Assistant with Meal Prep Support | Boerne, TX

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Title: Full-time House Manager & Family Assistant with Meal Prep Support | Boerne, TX

Location: Boerne, TX 78006

Employment Type: Full-Time | 35–40 hours per week

Schedule: Core hours 9:00 AM–5:00 PM,

Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Flexibility to shift to a 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM schedule as needed (approximately 1 day per week) based on parent’s travel schedule

Compensation: $75,000–$80,000 annually (W-2)

Start Date: ASAP

Requirements

Experience with infants, toddlers, and early school-age children required
Experience in a household role preferred (house manager, family assistant, or comparable household role)
CPR and first aid certified (or willing to obtain prior to start)
Comfortable supervising children around water (home has a pool)
Candidates are required to be up to date on recommended vaccinations in line with American Academy of Pediatrics and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines (including MMR and Tdap; annual flu vaccination preferred), subject to applicable legal accommodations
Reliable transportation and valid driver's license required; mileage reimbursement provided
Maintain a smoke-free environment
Must be authorized to work in the United States
Comfortable working in a Christian household

About Our Family

We are a warm, busy family of five based in the Texas Hill Country with a dad who travels frequently for work, a mom who is deeply hands-on and the heartbeat of the household, and three daughters full of energy, curiosity, and personality. We are a faith-centered family, and our home reflects that in the way we speak to one another, how we raise our girls, and the values we prioritize each day.

Our days are full and our logistics are real: school drop-offs for a new kindergartener and preschooler, two nap schedules, dance class, meal routines, and all the moving pieces that come with raising young children. We take family dinners seriously and genuinely love gathering around the table together. We recently moved into a larger home to meet our family’s needs and are building new rhythms in a new space, which makes this an exciting time to bring the right person into our world.

We are not looking for someone to simply check boxes. We are looking for a true household partner: someone who walks in on Monday already thinking about Thursday, who notices what we need before we ask, and who brings warmth, competence, and genuine care for our girls into every single day.

Who You Are / What We're Looking For

The right person for this role is someone who brings calm capability and a genuinely caring presence into a busy home—someone who naturally looks ahead, notices what needs doing, and follows through with warmth and consistency. If the following sounds like you, please don’t hesitate to apply:

Proactive by nature. You see what’s coming, think a few steps ahead, and quietly make the day smoother for everyone without waiting to be asked. You take ownership: Laundry gets done and put away, items return to their places, and the home feels cared for because you notice the little things and handle them.
Organized and steady. You keep details straight, manage moving parts without getting flustered, and bring a grounded, “we’ve got this” energy to the household.
Intuitively aware. You have a feel for a home’s rhythm and know when to jump in, when to give space, and how to be helpful without adding noise or friction.
Warm and experienced with children. You are kind, consistent, and genuinely engaged. You’re able to meet infants, toddlers, and big kids where they are, and put in the effort to connect with each child as an individual.
Aligned with the parents’ lead. You’re comfortable supporting the family’s routines, discipline, and values. You reinforce what matters to parents naturally and respectfully.
Comfortable in a faith-centered household. You approach faith-related questions from the children with care and respect, and you thoughtfully redirect bigger conversations back to the parents.
Confident in the kitchen. You plan ahead, shop with intention, and adapt with a good attitude as children’s preferences change while staying committed to getting nourishing meals on the table so that a busy family can unplug and connect.
A quiet stabilizing presence. You move with purpose, remember what others forget, and help the people around you feel more at ease simply because you’re there.

Key Responsibilities

Family Support

Provide warm, attentive, and age-appropriate care and supervision for three children, including an infant, a toddler, and an early elementary-age child so the primary parent can step away for errands, school pick-up, or personal time without worry
Assist with morning routines, school-day preparation, backpacks, clothing, and snacks
Handle school and activity drop-off and pick-up as needed
Manage afternoon routines during overlapping nap windows
Openness to eventually traveling with the family to provide support preferred, pending employee availability and with advance notice for scheduling

Household Organization & Maintenance

Execute daily and weekly resets to keep the home running smoothly (dishes, wiping surfaces, picking up clutter, vacuuming high-traffic areas, etc.)
Prepare the home for bi-weekly cleaning service visits
Maintain all household organization systems established for the new home, with particular ownership of the mudroom, walk-in pantry, laundry room, and all closets
Ensure toys are returned to their correct, designated locations after use; support a system the children can follow independently and evolve with as they grow
Manage seasonal clothing transitions for all three children — proactively pulling bins from storage, sorting by size, and rotating out items that no longer fit
Coordinate outgrown clothing and toy donations, including organizing hand-me-down bins in the storage shed
Assist with settling into the new home, including breaking down moving boxes and supporting ongoing organization
Support travel planning and packing for family trips and assist with unpacking and laundry upon return
Keep outdoor patio areas tidy

Meal Support

Take full ownership of meal planning for the week: proactively review family calendar, ask intentional questions about preferences, and plan accordingly
Prepare dinners 2–4 times per week (batch or fresh, based on the week's schedule) with a focus on protein-forward, whole foods, and low-carb options for adults with adaptations for the children
Pack school lunches and snacks for school the day before
Wash, chop, and prep produce so healthy snacks are always accessible
Complete 1–2 grocery runs per week, including a mid-week or end-of-week stock-up to ensure the family is well-supplied heading into the weekend (in-store or delivery)
Maintain a tidy and organized kitchen space

Laundry & Linens

Manage family laundry: wash, dry, fold, hang, and put away completely, including in children's closets so each child can easily find their own things
Hang dry and perform special garment care as needed
Rotate bedding and refresh towels regularly
Keep laundry areas organized and stocked with supplies

Inventory & Errands

Maintain and update household supply lists
Track and restock pantry, refrigerator, toiletries, and household supplies on an ongoing basis
Manage household orders and subscriptions (Amazon, Target, Costco, etc.)
Run errands as needed: returns, dry cleaning, gift shopping, groceries, and similar tasks
Handle mail, packages, and delivery coordination

Deep Cleaning & Special Projects

Maintain cleanliness of specific owned zones on an ongoing basis; flag deeper cleaning needs to the bi-weekly cleaning crew
Clean and maintain humidifiers, air purifiers, and the washing machine on a proactive recurring calendar
Roll up sleeves for occasional spot cleans and special organizational projects as the home and seasons require

Vehicle Upkeep

Keep the family vehicle clean, tidy, and organized
Run the family vehicle through the car wash and vacuum as needed
Schedule routine maintenance appointments as needed

Vendor & Property Oversight

Serve as the on-site point of contact for recurring service providers including cleaners, pool service, pest control, and HVAC maintenance
Ensure annual and seasonal home maintenance items are planned and scheduled based on the family's property list
Coordinate access and communication with vendors as needed

Administrative Support

Maintain access to the shared family calendar; proactively look ahead for schedule changes, work travel weeks, school events, holidays, and other dates that affect the household rhythm
Proactively flag upcoming needs (e.g., teacher appreciation, school events, weekend stocking)

How to Apply:

If interested, please submit the following:

A brief letter explaining why you would be a great fit for this position
Your updated resume
At least 3 professional references with contact information

Note that this role requires a background check.

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