Janelle Rosemond

Two children under 9, one 14.( I was 21 and ended at 22, current age.)

• Identified early signs of emotional and developmental problems in children to bring concerns to parents' attention.
• Taught reading, arts and crafts and lap play to encourage intellectual development.
• Ensured physical and social well-being of each child.
• Assigned age-appropriate chores to encourage self-confidence and responsibility.
• Provided safe transportation to and from activities and events.
• Monitored children's behavior, health and well-being as well as physical, emotional and mental development.
• Attended parent-teacher conferences on behalf of families if needed.
• Arranged appointments for medical checkups as required by parents and guardians.
• Assisted with homework completion.
• Executed light housekeeping duties related to childcare, such as washing dishes used by the kids or tidying up after them.

The youngest was 5 months when I started; as of recently, he showed signs that his parents felt he needed to attend school now at 18 months old. I still help occasionally, but all three children are in school, and they no longer need a full-time nanny.

3 kids all under the age of 6 youngest was born 2 months after I started working with them so I have newborn experience as the youngest slept with me most nights as well( I was 19 and ended with them when I was 21)

• Assisted with daily tasks such as dressing, bathing, and feeding children.
• Developed strong relationships with both parents and children while providing emotional support.
• Assisted with grocery shopping for food items suitable for all members of the family.
• Helped maintain a clean living space by washing dishes, vacuuming, dusting.
• Cooked meals for the family according to dietary requirements.
• Read stories to children at bedtime and during leisure time.
• Tutored the children in their homework assignments.
• Played games with the kids that encouraged learning through fun activities.
• Managed discipline issues with patience and firmness when necessary.
• Organized indoor and outdoor activities to keep the kids occupied.
• Kept accurate records of each child's activities and behaviors.
• Transported children to and from school, extra-curricular activities and play-dates.

This was my first live-in experience; both parents worked full-time, so I moved in and made sure I did everything needed for the three kids. This job was 24/7. I became a part of the family and was so sad to go, but they moved to Florida at the beginning of 2025, and I decided it was best to stay in New York, where my family is.

1 child 2 years old( I was 15 my first nanny job)

• Prepared nutritious meals and snacks tailored to children's dietary needs.
• Monitored her playtime to ensure safety, and constructive engagement.
• Organized playdates and social activities to encourage peer relationships.
• Communicated regularly with parents to update them on her progress and well-being.

This was my first job, but it lasted two years before COVID hit, and they made the decision to move closer to family. I parted ways with them when I was a junior in high school.

12 children all under the age of 5( I was 14 almost 15)

• Assisted in planning and conducting engaging activities for children to promote learning and development.
• Supervised children during playtime, ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment for all participants.