I'm a 29-year-old Psychology college student trying to find a childcare position that will be a source of income while I take online classes this fall. The pandemic gave me plenty of time to focus on my mental health and what I'd like to do with my time moving forward from this disaster. I have about 15 years experience as a babysitter/nanny. I have taken care of kiddos as old as 15 and as young as under a year. I also have some experience working with special needs children. I obtained a position as an Applied Behavior Analysis Technician 6 months ago in which I experienced the many ups and downs that a child with Autism goes through. I have found patience I didn't know I had, my heart has grown stronger, and my hugs only warmer. I found passion I thought I already possessed. The rewarding moments always trump the times of stress. I'm looking for a full-time position taking care of your child(ren) & being a positive family assistant that you're looking for.