Alysha T.

Meet Alysha

• Comfortable with pets

I've got a tender heart, and yet, the caring intention of passing on what guidelines and standards you uphold for your child — and along with that, the soft intuition to know when to say: "Yes, that's okay!" as well as:"We should probably ask Mom about that when she gets home, huh?"! I'm in my late twenties now, and impressively enough (as humbly as I can say, of course!) — At age 22, had been given the opportunity to watch three little girls grow, three little gifts that my now fiancé gave me, and so lovingly. He trusted me with them, and I'm so grateful. I was given the utmost jewels, in the form of twin girls (at that time, aged 7). and a precious little princess (at that time, aged 4). I'm proud to say that today, my little gem twins are now 12 years, and my princess? 9! Read more I've had experience watching over babies and toddlers too, however my true experience lies within the wider span of childhood years; from age 4 and on! What I most enjoy about being around young ones is the immense conversation they have, ever light-heartedness, and most importantly, their imaginations! I have not a problem in the world being a guest to a royal teaparty with a certain little princess, looking up Pokemon breeds to catch with a potential Pokemon trainer, or even sitting down to watch a Disney movie! I've seen basically all of them, but they never get old! See, the truth is — I'm a child at heart, through and through! That being said, I'd like to stress that, at heart, I have only your child's best intentions in mind and know when to be a 'grown up', too! I'm also very neat and organized, as I believe that it's not a bad thing to help pick up toys when they're done being played with! All in all, I'd love to be witness to boys and girls grown up to be little young men and little young women! It was rewarding the first time around, and I'd love to appreciate it all over again!

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