Id like to describe myself as a patient problem-solver, who applies this to every situation they come across which is why I find it so wonderful to care for kids whos parents need a break. Ive worked many jobs, none which have been as fulfilling as nannying; working with 7 families over 5 years, I’ve built extensive relationships with them, adopted their everyday routine into my shifts to be able to offer the kids a day where they feel at home. My responsibilities varied from picking up from after school activities, from the bus stop, cooking them meals/ preping school lunches for the next day, completing homework with them, tutoring, playing, washing/bathing them, ironing/washing their clothes for the next day and getting them into bed- I am with them every step of the way. As mentioned previously, nannying is a great fit for me, the gratification I get from taking care of people has always been ingrained on me and as such led me to pursue medicine, currently in my third year. This means I have a valid government mediated certification of CPR and first aid, so in any situation, your child will always be safe, clean, well fed, and having fun!