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Canecia
Hi! I’m Canecia, a dependable and nurturing caregiver with 4 years of hands-on childcare experience and a 2-year-old of my own, so I understand routines, safety, and toddler needs firsthand. I’ve cared for children from infancy through early elementary age, helping with meals, naps, playtime, and bedtime routines. I’m patient, attentive, and focused on making children feel safe, comfortable, and engaged while parents are away. I’m especially great with toddlers, love creative and active play, and always follow family instructions closely. I’m punctual, responsible, and excited to build trust with new families.

Zion
I am a human services major with a concentration in nursing at Kennesaw state university and love care giving! I have more experience with care giving for family (nieces, nephews, siblings, and parents) but I want to expand and get more experience taking care of children outside of family. Mainly because I don't charge family, but I love taking care of little people.

Jalisa
Hi! My name is Jalisa, and I’m a caring, dependable, and passionate childcare professional with several years of experience working with children from infancy through school age. I’ve worked as a Lead Teacher, where I’ve had the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with children and families while creating a safe, nurturing, and fun learning environment.

Olivia
I have been working with children for 6 years! I have worked as an aftercare teacher at two different elementary schools, nannied multiple families, and have taught dance lessons to kids. I have multiple references available to provide! A fun fact about me is that I am also a professional dancer for the Atlanta Hawks!

Brittany
Hi! I’m a dependable, patient, and caring person with many years of hands-on childcare experience. Taking care of children has always been a natural part of my life, and I truly enjoy helping kids feel safe, supported, and encouraged I loved being able to guide and encourage them, and many of them stayed in touch to tell me how those early lessons helped them later in life. as they grow. I’m also a Registered CNA and hold a current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification through American Heart Association, which has given me additional training in safety, emergency response, and caring for others. My childcare experience started very early in life. When I was 10 years old, the first of my five baby cousins was born. By the time she was about three months old, I began helping care for her on my own. As more of my cousins were born over the years, I regularly babysat them as well, sometimes caring for three children at a time for full days that lasted around eight hours. I helped with feeding, diaper changes, naps, playtime, and keeping them on a routine. I continued caring for them from infancy through around age 12, which helped me gain a strong understanding of how children grow and develop at different stages. In my professional career, I spent many years as a retail store manager at American Eagle Outfitters, where most of the employees I hired were teenagers between the ages of 16 and 19. I naturally took on a mentorship role with them, helping them build confidence, responsibility, and communication skills as they worked their first jobs. I loved being able to guide and encourage them, and many of them stayed in touch to tell me how those early lessons helped them later in life. Most recently, I have been helping care for my nephews. My first nephew was born on June 22, 2024, and since April 2025 I have been watching him five days a week for more than eight hours a day while focusing on my radiology technology program. My second nephew was born on December 7, and I now care for both of them together during the day. This has given me daily, hands-on experience caring for infants, including feeding, soothing, nap schedules, and creating a calm, safe environment for them to grow and play. I have also gained helpful insight into supporting children with different needs through my boyfriend, who is a special education teacher. Through him, I’ve learned more about patience, communication, and ways to better support children with disabilities or unique learning needs. Overall, caring for children has been a consistent and meaningful part of my life. I love creating a positive and nurturing environment where kids can have fun, feel supported, and continue learning. I would be grateful for the opportunity to help care for and support children within the church community.

Ashley
I began my childcare journey my senior year of high school and continued through my sophomore year of college. During that time, I gained hands-on experience caring for children of different ages, both independently and through Care.com. One of the most rewarding parts of my experience was working with a child on the autism spectrum, which taught me patience, adaptability, and the importance of individualized care. I truly enjoy creating a safe, engaging, and supportive environment for kids, and I love being part of their growth. Childcare has been both a responsibility and a passion for me.

Sophie
Hi! My name is Sophie and I am currently a freshman in college. I am CPR certified and have completed three years of healthcare coursework, with comprehensive training in pediatric first aid. I have extensive experience caring for children, having served as a trusted babysitter for my family's children ranging from newborns to 10 years old. Additionally, I worked in my church’s nursery, where I provide attentive, compassionate care in a structured environment. My background equips me to handle a wide range of child care needs with confidence and professionalism.

Kuaritha
I am 33 y/o mother ( I go by my middle name Brittany) with a daughter who is 7y/o. I was a sitter/ nanny for a mother in Myrtle Beach for 2 years before I moved back to GA. I am CPR certified and have experience at a daycare working with 2 and 3 year olds at KidsR Kids! I live/work in Roswell area. I look forward to working with an amazing family soon!

Brianne
I am a fun, creative, art love person. I am big on respect and making sure everyone is heard. I love kids and watching learning. I am a para in a school. I have worked in clinic settings with children that have autism from ages 2-18.