Kristina K.

Meet Kristina

• Comfortable with pets
• Has a car

I am 38 years old. What sets me apart from everyone, is that I get them. Them meaning children. Parents of children that are typically shy, and not really interested in playing with anyone new— are dumbfounded after they hear their shy child with me. We click. It just happens. Sincerely, I am the most honest, transparent, respectful, resourceful, and reliable person I know. I am genuine. I assume nothing. I ask lot of questions. And more than that, I am hands down the most fun. I am known for screaming “Please hurry guys! There is a movie star in this house! Come look!” (It’s me looking at my self in the mirror. Hahaha) If you want to make a kid laugh, I say “give me 5” and quickly pull my hand away. It gets them every time. My best friend’s children FaceTime me (and I learned I’m the only Read more friend that gets these calls lolol) daily. I don’t know what it is. But I have it. It could be that I talk about everything with them. From their farts to poop… It is so important for them to be able to laugh at themselves. More, I want children to feel confident and comfortable telling me (or mom and dad) anything: if there are worms in their poop, butt is itchy, etc. I’m not a fan of the kitchen. Dole peach cups, and water or an Honest flavored drink. I would love to have an approved meal that I may order from door dash (on me) for them. If you look at my Facebook page you will see how I am with kids. I have been babysitting since high school. Babysitting 8-12 girls from 8am-2pm. During summer break from college. And we often went to the park, often packed with more kids. Communication is every second and it means everything. My attention was on 10 girls under 6. I managed the chaos, made sure their chins were always up, and I could see their teeth. Not once did I meet a child that I could not reach. When the parents tell me, you are the kids’ favorite - I can’t imagine someone that is better with children than myself. ☺️ I love sciences: anatomy and physiology, and microbiology. I will correct their English, if they use a word incorrectly. Believe it or not, children don’t mind being corrected. It is the parents that chime in: ‘it’s okay, school is over’. For example, if someone uses an adjective when an adverb is appropriate. The difference between “may” and “can”. And when to use “I” versus me.” I am super inquisitive. If I do t know the answer, Google will :).

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Experience