Kaila Gray

• Prepared nutritious meals and snacks for the children.
• Maintained an orderly and clean environment for the children.
• Kept detailed records of daily activities and health information about each child.
• Bathed and dressed babies, changed diapers and prepared bottles and feeding equipment.
• Planned engaging activities like arts and crafts projects, outdoor games.

• Monitored sleep patterns of the children ensuring they get adequate rest each night.
• Encouraged good hygiene habits among the children such as brushing teeth before bedtime.
• Assisted with housekeeping duties such as laundry, cleaning up after meals, tidying play areas and organizing toys.
• Read stories to children before bedtime and encouraged them to explore their imagination through creative play.
• Administered medication when necessary according to instructions given by parents or physicians.

* Organized and executed activities schedules, developed and reinforced daily routines, and taught children good hygiene habits

* Observed and executed activities schedules, developed and reinforced daily routines, and taught children good hygiene habits

* Provided continuous supervision to children during indoor and outdoor activities and created and maintained safe learning and playing environments.

* Attended staff meeting

• Maintained order, security and sanitation of the facility
• Completing bullentin boards with children art work
• Educating, nuture and protecting children
• Conducted parent-teacher conferences to discuss children's progress.
• Encouraged creativity through art projects, music, stories and outdoor playtime activities.

• Organized and supervised family childcare infants~12 years
• Encouraged healthy eating habits by preparing nutritious snacks and meals.
• Maintained daily records of attendance and behavior of each child in care.
• Developed and implemented age-appropriate activities to stimulate physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and creative development in children
• Provided individual attention to support each child's unique needs.

• Working with children with disabilities
• Took children to doctors visits
• Communicated children medical information to parents, supervisor and staff
• Administered medication to children and adults
• Worked hands on directly with people to assist each person in developing independent living skills. Such as mobility, budgeting, personal hygiene, cleaning, bathing, nail care, oral hygiene