Unique Home Child Care

I am looking to provide child care for one child from now until the end of May. I will be taking 8 courses this summer from May 28th until July 1st to finally get my degree. I believe it will be too challenging to work two jobs at that time. As long as it works out well, I do plan to continue child care of one child after my summer semester of school. Maybe someone waiting to get into a facility or switching for now. I am hoping to find someone in need for either a morning or evening shift up until 2am. I used to work a 5:30pm to 2am shift, and I am accustomed to staying up later. I will be available Wednesday through Sunday.
More about me:
I am a mom of two sweet boys. My oldest is three and my youngest is six months. I have a more crunchy/gentle parenting style. We go outside as much as possible. I cook all of our meals (mostly organic). We rarely eat chicken nuggets or mac and cheese, but let s be honest it does happen. I work part-time day shifts Monday and Tuesday. I will be available to provide childcare Wednesday to Sunday either day or evening hours as long as the shifts are consistent and the same each day. I am just looking to provide care for one child, so if needed we can go in the car on little adventures. I was hoping to find someone needing care full time, but would consider two part timers as long as they came on opposite days. I understand it might be hard for me to find one full time child since I won t be open Monday or Tuesday. I am looking to provide care to either an infant or a 3 year old plus. If it is an older child, I want to make sure they get along with my son. (Kids don t always like each other and that s okay.) I do like the idea of RIE, Montessori, and gentle parenting approaches. I certainly am not perfect, and I am still reading and learning about each style. I do NOT spank, make children apologize, or cry it out. I do encourage being gentle, loving behavior. I am all about learning through play. Screen time does exist but is limited. I do not have a true fenced in yard, but we have three parks within walking distance that we go to everyday weather permitting. I do have a dog, and she happens to be a rescue pitbull. She sheds and well is a dog. She has never ever snapped even being bothered, poked, jumped on, and hit. (Not something I encourage but kids are kids.) She just licks. She gets excited when people visit like most dogs, but most of the day she is sleeping or begging for food.
I am NOT licensed. I have a smoke-free