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Leslie
I am a responsible and caring babysitter who makes sure children are safe, comfortable, and entertained. I can help with meals, homework, playtime, and bedtime routines. I am patient, dependable, and able to follow parents’ instructions while creating a positive environment for their children.

Evette
Hello,my name is Evette and I have been a professional nanny for over 25 years.. I would consider myself dependable, consistent,,hands-on, very disciplined, structured self motivated and organized.. There are many reasons why I am a nanny, but mostly because I love to be a part of something greater than myself and watching a child grow and develop into remarkable young men and women is the greatest joy of my life.. I love being part of that journey. I have worked with children of all ages, but have multiple skill sets.. I am a multitasker high functioning, full of life and joy and a massive heart to love so many people. I love the idea of growing into a family.

Beatrice
Hey! My name is Beatrice Joyeuse Nyazuba and I go by Joy. I love kids, and I have worked in daycare for two years. Spending time with kids is my favorite. I'm a Christian a member of the Seventh Day Adventist.

Silvana
Hello! I am wanting to grow in child care and hopefully earn the extra income while I try and finish my degree.

Rosa
I have over 10 years of experience in working with children from newborns to teenagers. I have volunteered at my local church for many years. I did also babysit when I graduated high school in the summer.

Delatta
Hi! I am currently an undergrad student at DBU completing a bachelors, art an science and psychology this fall of 2026! Also I am currently employed with Dallas independent school District as a substitute teacher.

Katie
Hello, my name is Katie. I have 15+ years of Nanny experience and expertise. I’ve cared for children a day old to 15yrs. I’ve cared for special needs/ Down’s syndrome children. I enjoy getting out of the house and taking the kids to age appropriate activities. I have experience with high end families as well as traveling with families. I ensure a safe but fun environment. I hope I meet your families needs,

Daja
Hi! My name is Daja, I’m 18, and I love working with kids. I’m patient, reliable, and enjoy creating a safe, fun environment. I’d love to help care for your child and support your family!

Monique
Spending most of my life taking care of people, it has become a part of me. Patience, empathy, and a sense of responsibility combine to create an atmosphere where the person in difficulty feels supported.