Natalia Acevedo

Children 9 and 5 at start

• Ensured the well-being and comfort of children through vigilant monitoring of their surroundings, promptly identifying and addressing potential hazards.
• Fostered cognitive advancement by facilitating intellectual development through the implementation of reading, storytelling, and thoughtfully curated educational activities.
• Effectively managed complex behavioral challenges by utilizing appropriate discipline strategies and maintaining proactive communication with parents.
• Coordinated transportation logistics for school pick-ups, drop-offs, and appointments, emphasizing safety precautions throughout the entire transit process.
• Provided support in maintaining a well-organized household through assistance with light housekeeping duties and efficient completion of errands.

Children 5, 3, and 3 months at start

• Facilitated cognitive development in children through the implementation of educational and stimulating activities.
• Organized creative projects to foster artistic expression, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
• Provided support to school-aged children in completing homework, ensuring timely submission of assignments, and reinforcing effective study habits.
• Demonstrated adaptability in swiftly adjusting to evolving family dynamics or schedule changes to ensure a seamless transition period for the children involved.
• Promoted physical activity through outdoor play, sports, and fitness games to enhance overall health and facilitate motor skills development.

Children 15, 12, 12, and 6 at start

• Enhanced child development outcomes through the implementation of individualized special needs care plans.
• Increased independence in daily living activities by instructing self-care skills such as dressing, grooming, and hygiene management.
• Ensured comprehensive care during medical appointments, facilitating accurate communication between healthcare providers and family members.
• Educated siblings about the distinctive needs of their sister, fostering empathy and understanding within the family unit.
• Nurtured emotional well-being through active listening, validation, and encouragement during challenging moments or transitions.