4 children (Twin boy and girl Eddie & Victoria; from 1 month to 12 years old, Giavanna from childbirth to 7
years old, John; from moment left hospital to 10 years old)
• Taught all children everyday skills, including tying shoes, getting dressed, and potty training.
• Engaged all children in fun educational activities to support their social, emotional, and behavioral
development.
• Facilitated relationships with children and parents by developing caring and structured home
environments.
• Played games and read books; limiting TV.
• Taught Eddie, Victoria, Giavanna and was helping baby John to learn how to swim.
2 children (Megan; from 1 month to 12 years old, Max; from childbirth to 8 years old)
• Assisted with light housekeeping duties for the children.
• Offered positive and nurturing environments to support child social and emotional growth.
• Made healthy snacks and meals for 2 children.
• Safely transported children from school, playdates, and extracurricular activities such as the pool.
• Promoted language development skills through reading and storytelling.
• Physically and verbally interacted with children throughout the day.
1 child (girl, started with her at age 2 months) She will be 1 years old on July 15th.
• Organized and introduced activities that stimulated cognitive, physical, social-emotional development,
senses, textures, and sounds.
• Provided attentive, one-on-one care, ensuring child’s safety and well-being, and fostering social and
emotional development.
• Encouraged understanding of verbal communication by reading and talking and singing and teaching some sign language for milk, more, all done, please and thank you.
Implemented a sleep training method resulting in better sleep schedules.
• Taught premature twins basic education to both girls that helped them start reading before starting school.
• Bathed, dressed, and helped with teeth brushing to promote healthy personal hygiene and good oral health.
• Drove children to various types of activities, including swimming, different parks, library taking them out to lunch.
• Worked with children to enforce safe living habits such as asking for help, crossing the street safely and
avoiding contact with unsafe objects.
• Understood quickly and was able to handle our strict feeding routines that included documentation of amounts, time and frequency