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Chiagozie
Hi, my name is Chiagozie, but I go by Chia! I have a lot of experience working with children since most of my cousins, nieces, and nephews are younger than me, and I’m usually the one asked to babysit. I’ve also worked as a daycare teacher for two-year-olds, which has given me even more hands-on experience in childcare.

Ruth
Hi! My name is Ruth, and I have several years of experience caring for children in a variety of settings, including babysitting, nannying, and serving in my church nursery. I’ve cared for children from toddlers to school-aged kids and have experience supervising up to three children at a time.

Ashley
My name is Ashley Adams, I have experience working in a daycare with children a couple weeks to about five years old.

Sarah
Hi there! My name is Sarah and I've been working in childcare for roughly six years. I have worked with all age groups from infants to school age. I have an AMAZING 11 year old son myself and I take the same care with all my little ones. I am super hard working, dependant, bit of a "clean freak" and organizer, attentive, comforting, bubbly, funny (if I do say so myself), and added bonus...a great cook! I'm looking forward to the opportunities I find here and can't wait to meet your pride and joys! 🙂

Victoria
Hi, my name is Victoria Schmitt! I am currently a UGA student majoring in early childhood education. I am also a daycare teacher, I have been one for over 3 years. I also have experience in babysitting.

Isabela
I am currently in grad school for public health. I babysat all through highschool and I love working with kids. I have also done a lot of tutoring in science and English.

Melissa
My name is Melissa I have been caring for families in Athens for more then 10 years and love it. I am also a Doula . I am of a playful personality. I homeschooled my chidren till the age of 12. I Love arts and crafts, walks in parks, reading and can help with homework. I also enjoy a good wholesome daily routine. I have CNA , CPR and BLS certifications

Danely
Hi, my name is Danely Cruz! I'm a UGA student and have experience working at Waseca Montessori School.

Ashlinn
Experienced in providing safe, nurturing, and engaging care for children ranging from infants to 12 years old. Skilled in supervising daily activities, preparing meals and snacks, assisting with routines, maintaining a clean and safe environment, and planning age-appropriate activities. Experienced in supporting children’s emotional needs, encouraging learning and development, and communicating with parents about daily care and routines.