Sarah's loving and caring personality is one of the skills that makes her hghly qualified for an Franklin County Governess position.

“As a Franklin County Governess, I have dedicated the past four years to working with children. My passion lies solely in this field, and I have no interest in pursuing any other profession. My ultimate goal is to become a nanny, fostering a close and loving relationship not only with the parents but also with the children in the family. I yearn for a role that allows me to step out of the confines of a classroom and facilitate the children's learning experiences from various locations such as museums, parks, zoos, social activities, school initiatives, clubs, sports, and more. If I were to succinctly describe why I have chosen the nanny profession over any other, it would be due to my unwavering love for children and teaching, but with a desire to engage with them on a more personal and intimate level. Having amassed over 4 years of childcare experience, I can confidently say that I absolutely adore what I do. I find children to be incredible beings, brimming with energy, love, excitement, humor, and endless knowledge, constantly teaching us as well. As a nanny, my aim is to serve as a positive figure in both the children's and parents' lives, striking a balance between teaching and having fun simultaneously. When describing myself in five adjectives, I would portray myself as creative, loving, energetic, positive, and honest. In crafting the daily plan for the family in my care, I envision incorporating a wide range of activities. These may include visits to parks, zoos, museums, local children's clubs or activities, sports, after-school programs, arts and crafts sessions, cooking/baking adventures, science experiments, reading sessions, and any other enjoyable endeavors that would benefit the children. When envisioning the perfect family seeking a nanny like myself, I envision them being highly active and profoundly invested in their children's growth, both within the home and outside in the world.”

“Sarah, our previous Franklin County Governess, was an exceptional asset to our early learning center. Her punctuality was commendable, and she consistently came prepared with engaging lessons for the week. The children not only respected her but also enjoyed working and learning alongside her. Sarah prioritized the needs of both the children and the center, always ensuring their well-being. Her outstanding communication skills were evident in her interactions with parents and colleagues, demonstrating her ability to be a team player. Regardless of the subject or activity, Sarah had a natural talent for making it enjoyable for the children. She exhibited exceptional dedication by willingly arriving early and leaving late when necessary. Timely submission of her lesson plans and informative updates for parents further exemplify her professionalism. Cleanliness was never an issue in her room, and her children were consistently content and eager to learn. Sarah exemplifies a hands-on caregiver who actively engages and interacts with the children, unafraid to get her hands dirty in the pursuit of their delight. She not only excelled as a Franklin County Governess but also became an indispensable caregiver and trusted friend to the children.”

“Sarah, the Franklin County Governess, was exceptional in her care for my child and in teaching him valuable lessons. Her love and generosity were evident in her constant interaction with him. As a teacher at my son's pre-school, Sarah was dedicated to ensuring the safety and happiness of all the children while actively engaging them in both educational and fun activities. She maintained a professional demeanor when interacting with parents while displaying immense affection towards the children. Sarah's attentiveness was remarkable as she would always check on upset children, offering comfort and assistance in understanding their emotions. She proved to be an invaluable asset in the classroom, embodying the qualities of an outstanding Franklin County Governess.”

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