Vermesha W.

Meet Vermesha

• Comfortable with pets
• Has a car

I'm a 26 year old caregiver/nanny looking for fulltime or part time work in a new city/state. I was raised in Minnesota almost all my life, and have currently relocated to Los Angeles, CA. I don't have any children of my own, but plan to have a family in the near future. Right now, my focus is on my career. I've been in childcare for over seven years. I have experience working in centers, mostly Montessori, with infants to preschool. Over the years, I have developed very special bonds with several families who've trusted me to care for/babysit their child outside of work. I also have been able to nanny throughout the years for very awesome kids. My last nanny position was a nanny share for two very kind hearted families with one year old children. Because I have experience working with infants and multiples; I can say that our days Read more were ran very smoothly. I always made sure there was free play, outdoor activities, and educational time throughout the day. I believe those three things are extremely important to incorporate into the day when working with children. Their parents always recieved updates about their child via text and a written daily sheet given to them at the end of their day. I believe communication is a strong quality to have as a nanny/caregiver and that is what kept the family happy and trusting of me. I cared for their children until they hit two years old due to my current move out of state. I am comfortable working with pretty much any age group because I have been around plenty of children of all ages. I grew up in a family home day care with close relatives and kids of different ages and races, so I love and accept any child I encounter. When working in centers, I was the most happy with infants. It could get very chaotic, but I'm very patient and nurturing, so the chaos settles within time. Through the years that I've worked as a care giver, I've learned how to observe a child. I pay very close attention to their needs as an individual. I also try to bring out their personality and make them feel comfortable. I'm searching for a family who can make me feel like a part of their family and trust me to care for their child. I want them to be comfortable around me and visa versa. I'd like for their child to recognize me as their buddy, care taker, and role model. And for a family to see me as their nanny, "right hand man", and most importantly, as a family member.

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