Isabelle E.

Meet Isabelle

• Early Childhood Special Education Certification
• Special Education Certification
• Comfortable with pets
• Has a car

Hi, I am Isabelle! I am 22 years old. I come from a family of 12 (7 of whom were adopted). Being the middle child i have had an abundance of experience helping out with children and around the house. I was born in Salt Lake City, Utah; however, I have lived in multiple places due to my father’s career. Speaking towards my experience, i have also worked in day cares and have prior experience as a nanny. Relevant experience where I also cared for children were… Besides being the neighborhood babysitter I have racked up the following experience: Lead Teacher for 2-4 year olds at Palouse Learning Center,Lead Teacher for 5-7.5 year olds at Happy Horizon Daycare, Full-Time Live out Nanny Position for 1.5 years, live in nanny position for 1 year for one of the lad Vegas knights players family but that has sadly come to an end Read more because they are going to Russia for a month and the child will be in school full time. Volunteer work for YWAM Activities I enjoy doing with children… Indoor Activities: Arts and Crafts, Reading, Sensory Activities, Brain Development Activities, Puzzles, Memory Activities Outdoor Activities: Walks, Swimming, Visits to the Park, Mall Days, Jungle Gyms, Sports The most important part about being a nanny… The most important part about being a nanny to me is creating a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment for the child. Ensuring that there is trust between not only me and the child but the parents to form a positive and harmonious family dynamic. As a nanny I feel a strong responsibility to care for the child and its emotional, social, and cognitive development. My experience with special needs children… At Happy Horizons Day Care, I had cared for a child (Age 4) non-Verbal and very aggressive towards others and him self. I was able to form a connection with him and care to his needs. In addition, during my high school career I was in a program called buddy club. It was specifically geared to supporting kids with special needs and autism. We would comfort, support and engage in regular activities with them.

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