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Audrey
I worked at Independence Regional Health Center and LaPetite Academy as a two's, toddler and school age children caretaker. I have three grandchildren and they are now 10, 11 and 12 who I have watched since they were babies. I also worked at the First Presbyterian in the nursery, caring for children infant to 4 years during church services. I enjoy working with parents and fulfilling their children's needs so both the child/children and parents are happy and at ease.

Awatef
I’m still working as infant teacher more then 2 years I started support teacher between toddler and infant

Sophia
My name is Sophia Chapman, and I graduated in 2025. I have extensive experience working with children of all ages, including infants as young as six months old. I also have experience supporting children with autism and ADHD. I am flexible, dependable, and open to meeting each family’s unique needs. I enjoy planning fun, creative activities and staying active with the kids. My goal is to ensure every child feels safe, comfortable, and excited to spend time with me.

Jennifer
Hello! My name is Jennifer. I have been working with children for the past 10 years. Most of my experience has been with ages 3-5, but I also have infant and toddler experience as well. I also have a daughter who is 8 years old, and is also part of my experience.

Juliana
Hello, my name is Juliana I am 22 years old. I’m the oldest sibling out of 9 growing up I always would want to help my mom with my baby brothers and offer to do things around the house. I actually do get paid to watch my father’s children every Saturday 7am-3pm going on 3 years now. They are 5, 8, and 9 years old I take them to their practices, clean up bedrooms, get the ready for the day, cook breakfast/ lunch, take them to bday parties or somewhere fun just depends on what is going on that weekend. I have a niece and nephew who are 1 and 7 years old that I also sometimes babysit too. Being around children always makes me happy watching them play, learn and grow is exciting.

Sandra
My name is Sandee and I have been caring for children for most of my life. I babysat as a teenager and then raised 4 children of my own as well as having 3 stepchildren and 10 grandchildren. I have also had a daycare in my home and worked as a nanny. I have recently finished post partum doula training as I really enjoy caring for newborns and toddlers.