ANNA HAZELWOOD
Abigail Kaye
Aztec
1
Certification
4
years of professional experience
Bachelor of social work graduate with extensive experience supporting infants, toddlers, and families in home and childcare settings. Skilled in child development, developmental milestone tracking, family engagement, and documentation. Experienced in working with children from birth through school age, including medically complex and premature infants.
Experienced with providing high-quality care and support to diverse populations. Utilizes effective communication and empathy to address individual needs and enhance client satisfaction. Track record of creating and managing personalized care plans, ensuring comprehensive and compassionate care.
Work History
Infant Care Specialist
5 Months- Provide overnight care for premature medically complex twins that require specialized monitoring and support.
- Manage and monitor oxygen equipment and tubing to ensure infant safety, and comfort throughout the night.
- Administer infants feeds through feeding tubes according to established schedules, and caregiver instructions.
- Implement developmentally appropriate activities designed to support cognitive, sensory, and motor development.
- Collaborate closely with parents regarding infant routines, developmental progress, and daily observations.
- Integrate occupational and physical therapy recommended exercises and activities into daily care.
Nanny
1 Year 7 Months- Supported early communication using basic American Sign Language. (Example: teaching and using everyday signs such as more, milk, all done, eat, help, and sleep during daily routine.)
- Led age appropriate developmental activities (Example: Tummy time, rolling practice, reaching for toys, crawling and walking practice, stacking cups, and cause and effect toys.)
- Used Reflex Integration exercises, (Example: Gentle cross body movements, slow rocking, crawling activities, and bilateral play to support coordination.)
- Incorporated Occupational Therapy style activities (Example: Sensory play (textures, and water play), fine motor work (grasping toys, and finger foods) and calming sensory input.)
- Supported Language and Social Development (Example: Reading books daily, singing songs, naming objects, and narrating daily activities.)
- Observed and tracked developmental progress (Example: Noting new skills such as rolling over, first signs, first steps, and sharing updates with parents.)
- Provided calm, responsive emotional care, and regulation (Example: Comforting during teething or separation, using gentle reassurance, and supporting self soothing.)
- Assisted with gentle sleep training, focusing on routines, self soothing skills, and responsive care.
Intern
4 Months- Supported child welfare investigations through family interviews, case documentation and notes, and resource coordination.
- Interviewed children and caregivers to gather information and assess family needs.
- Prepared case notes, closure summaries, and documentation for investigative staff.
- Maintained confidential records and entered data into agency information systems.
- Observed and documented family interactions, child well being, and environmental factors that were relevant to case assessments.
- Participated in home visits, as well as multidisciplinary case activities.
Child Development Employee
11 Months- Cared for children ages six weeks to three years in a nurturing and age appropriate way
- Communicated with parents and fostered strong professional relationships.
- Oversaw daily activities and programs to educate and socialize participants.
- Worked with parents and staff to improve student behavioral and learning issues with proactive approaches.
- Monitored student progress and assisted students and teachers with resolving problems.
- Enforced rules to teach good manners and maintain a safe environment.
- Communicated with parents about daily activities and any concerning behaviors.
- Read aloud and play alphabet games to encourage early literacy.
- Developed and enforced positive strategies to encourage good behavior.
- Sanitized toys and tables to maintain a clean, safe environment.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Social Work
Completed Early Childhood Services Safe Sleep Program
Associate of Arts - Liberal Arts And General Studies
Background checked through the State
High School Diploma
Skills
Child Development
Parent Education and Family Support
Child Welfare Experience
Documentation & Record Keeping
Basic American Sign Language
Home safety evaluation
Active listening skills
Behavioral support
Compassionate
Client advocacy
Certification
Safe Sleep Certification
CPR Certified
Languages
American Sign Language
Elementary
Timeline
Infant Care Specialist
Abigail Kaye
01.2026 - CurrentRead More
Nanny
Jazmyn Montgomery
08.2024 - 03.2026Read More
Intern
Child Youth and Families Department
01.2024 - 05.2024Read More
Child Development Employee
Promiseland Childcare Center
04.2022 - 03.2023Read More
Grace Baptist Academy
High School Diploma
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San Juan College
Associate of Arts from Liberal Arts And General Studies
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Western New Mexico University
Bachelor of Science from Social Work
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