Rafaela Santana

Please, keep in mind that our routine has changed over the years as needs have evolved. When I started, he was 2 years old, and today he is almost 11!

Morning school routines: including waking the child up, preparing breakfast, packing lunch boxes, ensuring hygiene tasks like teeth-brushing are done, and driving safely to school.

Vacation schedules: to keep days active and engaging by prepping meals, packing snacks and water, driving to the park, play dates, and special activities.

Home organization: making family beds, washing dishes, putting toys away, and doing light cleaning to keep the household tidy.

Handled kids' essentials and errands: including managing the child's laundry and running necessary household errands as needed.

• Toddler routine: for a 1.5 year-old boy, including preparing breakfast, handling hygiene/clothing changes, taking stroller rides, and supervising park outings focused on safety and peer interaction, diaper changes, napping.
• School mornings for older sister: assisting with her clothing, brushing her hair, and safely walking her to her nearby school.
• Provided support to an in-home grandparent: helping Grandma with family laundry, dishes, light cleaning, and keeping toy areas organized.
• Assisted the mother with business administration: managing office tasks and paperwork for her store and restaurant while the children were at school.