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Jasper
My name is Jasper Keefauver and I have worked with kids for 2 1/2 years but I also have a big family, so I am around kids a lot. I really enjoy working with kids an creating a safe environment to learn and be themselves and have fun!

Jonyah
I am a 19-year-old college student with a strong passion for working with children and supporting their growth. I have been gaining hands-on childcare experience since I was 15, which has helped me develop patience, responsibility, and strong communication skills. Over the years, I have worked in a daycare setting, a church nursery, and provided at-home babysitting for families. These experiences have allowed me to care for children of different ages, manage routines, and create a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment. I am dependable, attentive, and genuinely enjoy helping children learn, grow, and feel comfortable.

Maribella
I first started to work with kids in my church , I wanted to work with infants and toddlers, I did that every Sunday. I also helped out taking care for my cousins when they need to be taking care of. I also worked in a Daycare , I loved it, I as a teacher assistant, I helped with arts and crafts. I also helped with snack and nap time. I always make sure to clean up after every activity. I like to keep the classroom clean and organized.

Michelle
Hi, I am Michelle. I am a parent, grandparent and oldest of 7 children. I started babysitting on the weekends in Junior High. I received my Child Development Certificate from Mission College in CA and have over 45 units of child development education. I taught preschool for 10 years, was a preschool director for 2. I then went on to teach enrichment classes, including art, dance, music, sports and gymnastics. I believe children learn by doing and need to be engaged in fun, interactive play and experiences. I was also part of the Outdoor Classroom project and think it is vital for children to be outside daily for emotional, physical and mental wellness and intellectual growth. I have 4 grandchildren now that I love being able to read to, bake with, sing songs, play outside, explore new places, and we do lot's of puzzles and board games. I also have college units in special needs education and have experience working with both special needs children and adults.