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Emilie
I am a compassionate and attentive caregiver that prides myself in my ability to recognize problems before they occur and to effectively manage any behavioral and or developmental issues. I have nannied for all ages with the majority of my families having infants and toddlers. I have experience with children that have developmental disabilities and am knowledgeable about various physical conditions such as type 1 diabetes, feeding tubes, ports, etc. I am currently in the process of learning ASL to expand my ability to provide accessibility to families. I have a limited background in child psychology due to the education I have received on the subject as well as working with children who have developmental disabilities.

Rylee
Hi! I’m Rylee, and I’ve always loved working with kids, and childcare has been a natural part of my life for as long as I can remember. I come from a big family with five younger siblings, including a toddler who just turned three, so I’ve grown up helping with little ones every day. From ages 12–16, I regularly babysat for friends, families in my community, and at church events, which helped me build patience, responsibility, and strong communication skills. I later worked at my local YMCA daycare, where I gained hands-on experience with groups of children, daily routines, and fun, age-appropriate activities. When I turned 18, I also worked as a live-in nanny for a year. I know basic baby sign language and enjoy using it to help babies communicate their needs before they can talk. I’m reliable, calm, and genuinely enjoy creating a safe, positive environment for children of all ages. I also was CPR certified but it expired

Morgan
Hi there, my name is Morgan Matthews! I have a passion for working with children and have been teaching early elementary education for 7 years now (grades pre-k through 2nd). I have a background of working at summer camps with children ages 4-12 and have worked at Space Camp with groups of 20+ children! I have a Bachelor’s of Science in Elementary Education from Troy University and a valid teaching certificate in both Alabama and Texas!