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Amaya
Hi my name is Amaya I currently work at a daycare as a lead teacher caring for a class of 3’s. I have been working at licensed daycare centers for a 2 years and I really enjoy it. Kids are fun and curious so my priority is keeping kids safe while they enjoy the things they do.

Salira
Hi! My name is Salira, and I’m a 21-year-old college student at Morgan State University with a passion for working with kids. I’m First Aid and CPR certified, and I’m currently working toward my Behavioral Technician certification to strengthen my skills in child development and care. I have open availability and bring a patient, caring, and responsible attitude to every family I work with. Whether it’s helping with homework, preparing meals, keeping playtime fun and safe, or maintaining routines, I always aim to create a positive, comfortable environment for both kids and parents.

Hannah
My name is Hannah and I have about 3 years of experience in babysitting and teaching. But, i grew up in a family of children, and basically raised them myself. I have been a teacher for mainly all ages, leading an infant classroom and a pre-k classroom for the most time.

LaShore
Hi, I’m LaShore! My childcare experience comes from raising my own child and years of babysitting for family and friends. I understand the importance of patience, reliability, and creating a safe, caring environment for children. I enjoy reading to kids, helping with homework, and encouraging creativity through fun activities. I’m also comfortable supporting routines such as meals, playtime, and bedtime. Families who know me describe me as dependable, nurturing, and trustworthy. I look forward to working with parents through SitterTree and providing peace of mind while their children are in my care.

Jadesola
Hello! My name is Jadesola, and I am currently a freshman at Towson University. I love working with kids and can't wait to be helping soon!

Oluwadamilola (Dami)
Hello, my name is Dami. I am a 24 years old college student who is also a mom to a 2year old boy. I am the oldest of four, having two sisters close in age, and the youngest being my 6year old brother. I have always taken care of kids, whether my little siblings, Sunday school kids in church, church summer programs kids, and now my son. I also have experience taking care of kids with disabilities and medical conditions including Down syndrome and autism. I love taking care of kids, and I would say they always gravitate towards me as well.

Emily
A bit about me: I am a 26 year old mom of 3 (2 bonus babies that are 8 & 11, and my bio baby who is 3) and I’m childcare provider and early childhood educator of over 7 years. I currently work as a Special Education self containment teacher for Baltimore City Public Schools. Prior to my time in formal classroom settings, I was a nanny for 2 families doing a nanny share with 4 kids. The girls were 18 months when I began and both moms in the families had babies during my time, so by the end of my time with them they were about 3 and 9 months. My day to day with them included meal preparation and serving, changing diapers, taking them to play in nearby parks and on walks, providing educational and developmentally appropriate activities and crafts, as well as helping assist in potty training and general social and emotional development. I am in the process of trying to leave the public school system, as I find myself wanting to be able to show up more presently in my home life as well as develop my personal passions in my spare time. I currently have to work multiple jobs to support my family and would love to return to a job that not only is fulfilling for my passion as a childcare provider while allowing me time and energy to develop my own family and hobbies. I’d love to set up a time to do an interview! Let me know if you’d be interested.

Nafadima
I’m a patient, dependable, and caring person with experience caring for children of different ages through helping family members and close family friends. I enjoy creating a safe, fun, and supportive environment for kids and love being able to watch them learn and grow. I’m responsible, attentive, and comfortable helping with routines, meals, playtime, and homework.

Holly
Hi, my name is Holly, and I have experience working with children in both camp and educational settings. I enjoy creating safe, engaging, and supportive environments where children can learn, play, and grow. Most recently, I worked as an Assistant Preschool Counselor at Noah’s Ark Summer Camp at the Jewish Community Center in Owings Mills, MD. In that role, I provided active supervision to ensure children’s safety at all times by maintaining ratio and keeping children in sight and sound. I supported both indoor and outdoor activities, including swim and water play, and worked with children individually and in small groups. I focused on supporting children’s physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development through daily activities. I also assisted with documenting children’s learning and play through photos and communication with families, and I communicated any concerns to lead staff and directors when needed. I also worked as a Facilitator and Teacher with the Teaching Collective at SUNY Albany, where I co-facilitated an Introduction to Feminism course. I helped design and deliver interactive lesson plans, supported student learning through grading and feedback, and contributed to an inclusive classroom environment that encouraged participation and critical thinking. Earlier, I served as a Junior Counselor at St. Paul’s School Summer Camp, where I supported daily camp operations including attendance, meals, and activity transitions. I assisted with sports, arts, STEM, and group activities, and helped ensure a smooth and structured camp day for children ages 4 to 12. I also trained as a Counselor in Training, which gave me early experience supporting children in a camp setting. In addition, I volunteered with the Boys and Girls Club of the Capital Area, where I assisted with youth activities, crafts, and event support. Overall, I bring hands-on childcare experience, strong communication skills, and a genuine passion for supporting children’s growth in safe, fun, and structured environments.