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Tanikki
My mom has been a childcare provider since I was a little girl. As I got older, I became interested in helping with her daycare and assisting with the children. I have also worked in the nursery and children’s church. Currently, I volunteer at a park working with young girls who are interested in cheerleading. These experiences have helped me develop patience, leadership, and a passion for working with children and youth.

Chelsey
I recently was just working at a daycare. I worked there for about almost 2 years. I worked with all age groups

Claribel
Hi my name is claribel Jimenez. I have been working with children since a was a little girl and now I work in a daycare, I love to be around children because it makes me feel like a kid again and have 4 of my own. I can not imagine life without children in a house without children there is emptiness.

Maria
I have experience caring for children under the age of five in a safe, loving, and nurturing environment. I assisted with daily routines such as feeding, diaper changing, potty training, bathing, and bedtime preparation. I also planned age-appropriate activities including reading, singing, educational play, and outdoor activities to support learning and development. I maintained patience, attentiveness, and strong communication with parents to ensure each child’s needs were met. I understand the importance of creating a structured yet fun atmosphere where children feel secure, happy, and encouraged to grow emotionally, socially, and intellectually while always prioritizing their safety and well-being.

Summer
My name is Summer Harris and I’m 19 years old. I’ve worked for a pre-school for a summer as an assistant teacher, working with children aging from 1 month-3 years. I also have experiencing babysitting for children aged 1 month-7 years.

Katrina
Hey my name is Katrina Bronner, I have several experiences with families and childcare. I’m very patient, lovable, and dependable.

Maxine
Hello! I’m Maxine. My very first job ever was a babysitting job! I’m really excited to be working with kids again on a more consistent basis. My experience working with kids has been primarily at the elementary school as a classroom volunteer and field trip chaperone. I’ve worked with children as a private tutor teaching English and assisting with homework for students that are native speakers of another language as well as those with a learning disability. I love to read, tell stories, and paint.

Afsat
I have hands-on experience caring for children in both church and community settings, where I consistently create safe, nurturing, and structured environments. At Victory Church, I supervised groups of 10 to 25 children and supported their safety, emotional well-being, and smooth transitions for families. I engaged kids in age-appropriate learning, play, and enrichment activities that encouraged early social, emotional, and cognitive growth. Through my work with YELLS, I strengthened my ability to manage groups, support emotional regulation, and lead structured academic and SEL activities. I bring empathy, clear communication, and reliable supervision to every childcare setting.

Aarti (ARU)
Experienced babysitting inside the home-based care infants toddlers and preschool aged kids. Love them I have 3 years daycare experience I have experience caring for children in a daycare setting. I supervised children and ensured their safety and well-being. I helped children with meals, snacks, and daily routines. I organized age-appropriate activities, games, and learning exercises. I assisted children with personal hygiene, including handwashing and diaper changes. I maintained a clean, safe, and welcoming environment. I communicated with parents about their children’s daily activities and progress. I supported children’s social, emotional, and educational development. I worked well with other daycare staff to provide quality care. I am patient, responsible, caring, and dependable when working with children.

Salma
*-. Hello my name is Salma, i’m a sophomore in college, and I work with kids. I have experience teaching and managing 20+ kids (aged 6-12) at a time in classroom settings as a teacher, which helped me learn how to keep kids safe, engaged, and having fun :) I also currently a tutor kids at Grade Point Tutoring. i’m located in Johns Creek GA .-*