Find local child care providers in Paris, KY

Hey, I’m Amya! I’m like the fun big sis who loves playing games and keeping kids entertained, but I’m also super responsible. I can cook, help with homework, and make sure everything runs smoothly while your kids are safe and happy.

I love being a sitter because I truly enjoy spending time with kids and being a part of their growth and daily routines. Every child has their own personality, and I like creating a fun, safe, and positive environment where they feel cared for and comfortable. It’s rewarding to know that I can help families feel at ease while also building trust with their children. I have experience caring for children of different ages, from infants to older kids. My responsibilities have included feeding, diaper changes, helping with homework, preparing meals, organizing activities, and making sure children stay safe at all times. I’ve also helped with bedtime routines, light cleaning, and transportation when needed. I’m responsible, patient, and able to adapt quickly to different situations. I’m skilled at engaging kids in creative activities, helping them with schoolwork, and keeping them on schedule. I also know basic first aid and CPR, which helps me stay prepared in case of emergencies. My strong communication skills allow me to connect well with both kids and parents.

I love taking care of kids. I have a nephew that is 5 and I babysit him usually on the weekends. I also have a 9 year old cousin that I babysit. I'm looking for a job so I wouldn't have to work in a factory or in a fast food establishment . I'm in college, just looking for a job to help pay for it.

⸻ Hey! My name is Allyson, and I’m currently attending BCTC while working toward my future career in healthcare. I’m a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and also hold both BLS and CPR certifications, so safety and care are always my top priorities. I’ve always loved working with kids and enjoy making sure they feel comfortable, happy, and safe. Whether it’s helping with homework, playing games, or keeping a good routine, I’m patient, reliable, and always bring a positive attitude. I’d love the chance to care for your little ones and be someone you can count on!

Hello! My name is Chrishna, I am 22 years old. I speak French fluently and I understand and speak English quite well. I am learning every day to improve. I am kind, patient, and responsible. I have experience caring for children in my family, and I love spending time with kids. I can help with homework, play, prepare meals, and create a safe and happy environment. I would also be happy to teach your children French lessons to help them learn a new language. I am available in Lexington, KY, and ready to work part-time or full-time.

Hello parents! My name is Lauren and I have worked professionally in childcare for over 5 years. Since middle school, I have volunteered at the church nursery and have babysat for many families. I have experience with children from infants to 6th grade. I am fun, hardworking and love to encourage creativity in children. As of late, I have been studying the Japanese language. As for my schedule, I am currently working at a childcare center as an infant teacher during the week (Usually available after 5:15) but have an almost open schedule during the weekends (I work at my church's nursery on Sundays until 12). I look forward to meeting you and your children!

I become a caregiver because I LOVE babies and toddlers. I’ve took care of them Bascially my whole life. I also have an autistic Cousin that is now a toddler, he’s is a lot to handle but I love him dearly and will forever take care of him . It don’t matter what the “problem” is with the kid .

I have 25 years experience babysitting. I also have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education & worked as a teacher assistant with 3-5 year-olds for almost 8 yrs. in addition, I was a tutor for 10 years. Finally, I taught Kindergarten. My passion is working with children. I am obtaining a Master of Arts degree in Mental Health Counseling. While I was a teacher, I realized that the children needed more help than homework help. They needed someone to listen to their problems & to really hear them.