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

“Having dedicated the past four years of my life as a Travis County Governess, I have grown to truly love working with children and have no desire to pursue any other profession. My ultimate goal is to become a nanny, as I strongly believe in building close and loving relationships with both the parents and the children in the family. Unlike the confined setting of a classroom, I yearn to assist children in their learning journey by taking them to various educational locations such as museums, parks, zoos, and engaging them in social and school activities, clubs, and sports. The reason I am compelled to choose the nanny profession over any other can be summed up in one sentence - I am deeply passionate about children and teaching, and I long to do it on a personal and intimate level. Childcare has been an integral part of my life for over 4 years, and I can genuinely declare that I absolutely adore what I do! Children never cease to amaze me, with their boundless energy, love, excitement, humor, and continuous learning experiences, as they too become teachers themselves. As a nanny, my primary objective is to be a positive presence in both the children's and parents' lives, delivering education and enjoyment simultaneously. If I were asked to describe myself using five adjectives, I would choose creative, loving, energetic, positive, and honest. To enrich the daily routine of the family I care for, I envision incorporating various activities such as visits to local parks, zoos, museums, participation in children's clubs or activities, engagement in sports, arts and crafts sessions, cooking/baking adventures, exploration of scientific concepts, reading sessions, and any other exciting endeavors that will be beneficial for the children. An ideal family seeking a nanny like myself would be highly active and deeply invested in their children's education, prioritizing both indoor and outdoor experiences for their little ones.”

“Sarah, our former Travis County Governess, proved to be exceptional during her time at the early learning center. Demonstrating punctuality, she consistently arrived on time and prepared with engaging weekly lessons. The children not only respected her but also enjoyed collaborating with her. Sarah consistently prioritized the welfare of both the children and the center. Her adept communication skills extended to parents and colleagues, making her an invaluable team player. Regardless of the subject or activity, Sarah effortlessly transformed it into a captivating and enjoyable experience for the children. She willingly extended her working hours and always submitted her lesson plans promptly. Moreover, she ensured parents were well-informed about their children's progress and accomplishments. Sarah's dedication was evident in her meticulous upkeep of her classroom and the continuous joy and educational growth experienced by her students. A hands-on caregiver, she fearlessly engaged with the children, regardless of getting messy, as long as they were happily engaged. Sarah's resolute commitment as a Travis County Governess transcended into her role as a caring, nurturing, and dependable companion to the children.”

“The Travis County Governess provided exceptional care for my child and offered valuable instruction. Her love and generosity were evident as she actively engaged with him. Sarah, a teacher at my son's pre-school, continuously dedicated herself to the well-being and joy of the children. Alongside ensuring their safety, she made it a priority to educate them while having fun. Sarah displayed professionalism when interacting with parents and exhibited immense affection towards the children. In the room, she stood out as the one who compassionately attended to upset children, offering comfort and understanding. Her remarkable contributions to the classroom made her an invaluable asset and an outstanding Travis County Governess.”

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