Career TX Nannies through ABC have:

• CPR Certification for Infants and Children
• Passed 5-panel Drug Test
• Passed Criminal Clearances
• Authorization to work in the U.S
• Valid Driver’s License
• Motor Vehicle Report on File
• Electronic Fingerprints on File
• Signed ABC’s 1 Year Commitment Pledge
• Acknowledged ABC’s Moral and Ethical Code of Conduct
• Verifiable Childcare Experience
• A Genuine Love for Children!

“I am an active, positive, and kind individual who values honesty, maturity, and responsibility. I possess a great sense of humor and have a genuine love for children. My main goal is to provide excellent care for a considerate family and ensure the happiness of their children. I chose to pursue a career as a Nanny because of my deep affection for children and my desire to support, nurture, and educate them. With over 5 years of childcare experience, I can confidently say that I genuinely enjoy what I do. I believe that children are the future and hold immense importance to their families. As a Nanny, my aim is to bring happiness and safety to the children and parents I care for. I am open to assisting with various household tasks, including cleaning their rooms, doing laundry, light cooking for the children, bathing them, and putting them to bed. To describe myself in five words, I would say I am professional, honest, responsible, humorous, and energetic. In terms of the ideal family seeking a Nanny like me, my hope is that they would consider me a part of their family, fostering a warm and inclusive environment.”

“I am an energetic and amiable individual who thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages. The reason I have chosen to pursue a career in the field of Nannying, rather than any other profession, is because I am an avid fan of Mary Poppins and I absolutely love engaging in play and fun activities with children. I am incredibly enthusiastic about witnessing their learning and development. With over 11 years of experience in childcare, I can genuinely say that I am passionate about what I do. I strongly believe that children should be nurtured, cherished, and loved. As a Nanny, my aim is to bring out the best qualities in the children under my care. I am also willing to assist with light housekeeping tasks such as cleaning and dishes. In terms of describing myself, I would use the following adjectives: friendly, outgoing, flexible, honest, reasonable, and a people-person. When planning daily activities for the family I work with, I prioritize a combination of safe play and educational learning. If I were to envision the ideal family looking for a Nanny like myself, I would hope that they are friendly, honest, flexible, reasonable, and caring individuals.”

“I am a compassionate and nurturing individual who believes in encouraging imagination, creativity, and exploration. Above all, I prioritize making the children in my care feel loved and respected, which I consider to be the most significant accomplishment for any childcare provider. With a corporate background, I also understand the pressures and time constraints faced by working parents and aim to alleviate some of that stress by ensuring their most important loved ones are well taken care of. The reason I chose to pursue a career as a Nanny rather than any other profession is because it provides me with a unique opportunity to nurture, educate, and bond with the children under my care in a way that cannot be achieved in a classroom or through casual babysitting. With over 5 years of experience in childcare roles, I can genuinely say that I enjoy what I do! I find children to be fascinating and authentic, demonstrating bright and energetic qualities. They are excited about exploring the world around them, always willing to learn anything and everything. As a Nanny, my goals are to be nurturing, loving, firm when necessary, structured, and adaptable. While I believe in following a schedule of activities and chores, I also understand the importance of expecting the unexpected with children and being flexible when needed. In terms of housekeeping, I am willing to assist with tasks such as laundry, meal preparation, dishes, vacuuming, dusting, and cleaning up any messes as they occur. Additionally, I will help children tidy up their toys, as I believe it is important for them to learn responsibility by cleaning up after themselves. If I were to describe myself in five words, I would say that I am intelligent, imaginative, caring, responsible, and reliable. In terms of daily activities, I would like to incorporate arts and crafts, outdoor play/exercise, story time, quiet time, independent play, cooperative/imaginative play, and assistance with meal preparation into the family's routine. I would also love to plan special outings a couple of times a week, such as visits to local playgrounds, building projects depending on the child's age (e.g., volcanoes or forts), or picnics in nearby state parks. I believe it is important to involve the children in creating the daily schedule and including activities they enjoy. If I were to describe the ideal family seeking a Nanny like myself, I would hope they are respectful, understanding, fun, and friendly.”

“I possess expertise and experience in childcare, with over 7 years of serving in various childcare roles. My passion lies in working with children, as they are the most precious beings in the world with their own unique personalities that deserve respect. As a nanny, my objective is to fulfill their physical, emotional, and intellectual needs while creating a nurturing environment. I am also capable of performing household tasks such as cooking, laundry, and room cleaning for the children. To describe myself, I would use kind, patient, reliable, knowledgeable, and caring. In terms of daily activities, I aim to incorporate a diverse range of indoor and outdoor activities, art, reading, creative play, sports, and exercises that promote cognitive, fine motor, and gross motor skill development. Ideally, I hope to join a family that is affectionate and understanding towards their children.”

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