Hue N.

Meet Hue

• Speaks English
• Comfortable with pets

I’m Hue (or Emily)- working full time for a share care 17 months old babies boy and girl in Alamo Square- San Francisco. (Infant experience- 3 months up): For both babies I’m taking care of right now, I make sure to engage with their daily routine: breakfast, a bottle for morning nap, then lunch with solid food (Their parents and I are working on leaning them toward solid food instead of bottle feeding after 1 year birthday), then a bottle for afternoon nap with some indoor activities including music, reading books, helping them develop motor skills: crawling, standing and soon walking. We try to go to the park or library at least once a day to get fresh air or story time to let them develop social skills and learn how to share or interact with other kids. I make sure everything related to them is nice, clean and organized Read more including changing diapers, washing the bottles, prepare food and sometimes bathing the girl before her parents get home. A lot of milestones from infant to toddler of these two babies that I’m lucky enough to share with their first time parents: Crawling, first tooth, solid food, nap/sleep training, standing, walking, 3 to 2 or 2 to 1 nap transition. Everything makes us happy to see them grow! There were a lot of rocky moments to get them sleep through the night, have a schedule with bottle/solid feeding, constipation while switching breast to formula, formula to cow milk or cranky moods for weeks with nap transitions. But we made it! (Toddler experience): I used to take care of a 2 year old boy/girl before taking this share care, I fed them breakfast, spent time at the playground to wait for story time at the public library, lunch and nap in the afternoon. I also did dishes, laundry for everyone. I have a lot of fun with the kids over the last couple years! Before that, I used to live in with a family in Pacific Heights with 2 kids (daughter-5, son-7). Every day, I prepared breakfast, lunch box (omelette, chessy eggs, oatmeal, pancake, crepes...), got ready for the kids to school, picked them up to go to park, play-dates, museums or library. After that, I got them a bath, dinner and bed (bedtime story, brush teeth, put pajamas…Basically everything with the kiddos). I love to let kids stay active and join different outdoor activities (park, scooter, biking, dancing...) rather than stay at home and watch Tv/iPad. I always try to cook healthy food for the kids because being healthy is very important.

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