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Viola
I mostly have experience working in volunteer sitter jobs. I have worked with children of many ages along with adults, many of whom have had developmental/physical disabilities. I also have experience with many different pets as well! Many of my responsibilities have included supervising activities, assisting with daily routines, maintaining a safe and clean environment and much more. I have also had experience doing hands on volunteer/shadow work in the Neuro ICU at Johns Hopkins hospital, where I learned a variety of different skills and did many different tasks to help assist patients.

Teagan
My name is Teagan Crane, and I am a college student at Bridgewater College. I have had a decent amount of childcare experience. I have a younger sibling, and I've worked with both high school and elementary school aged children in school settings as well as an afterschool care. I was the sole minder of a Level 3 autistic child, around age 6-7 years old. I am adept at managing and assisting with regulating emotions when a child is overwhelmed. I have also had classroom experience as a student teacher, as well as a tutor for younger school grades. I have experience cooking and preparing snacks and meals, as well as a plethora of various activity and tutoring related skills.

Brooklyn
Hi! My name is Brooklyn, and I have a passion for working with children. I have experience as a teacher assistant in an early learning center, where I cared for children by supervising activities, helping with meals, encouraging learning, and creating a safe, positive environment. I also have babysitting experience and enjoy playing games, reading books, doing crafts, and keeping kids engaged. I am patient, dependable, responsible, and always strive to make children feel safe, happy, and cared for. I’m currently attending Mary Baldwin University online to earn my degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Psychology, and I look forward to helping families by providing reliable, loving care for their children.