Find experienced child care providers in Zachary, LA

Hi, my name is Madison and I have the qualities that are essential for caring for and engaging with children I likely have the patience, kindness, and responsibility needed to ensure a child's safety and well-being while parents are away. 

Greetings, My Name is Zaniya. I’m a soon to be mom of my own and Im currently taking Classes in Buisness at Southern University. Since I was younger I’ve always enjoyed babysitting children. I grew up in a home where i had to watch my younger siblings and basically take care of them. I’ve also worked at a daycare for 6 months and stopped working because of school starting back(in person classes). Im very friendly, organized, good listener, fast learner, nurturing, wise, and gentle. I also have a dog named Chloe who I got as a rescue dog 2 years ago. I have 6+ years of experience with dogs and a variety of other animals. Im also the caregiver for my grandpa who is 70+ years old. You will not regret having me as a nanny, babysitter, dog sitter, or caregiver.

I love being a sitter because I enjoy making kids happy and creating fun memories. There's nothing more rewarding than seeing their smiles and knowing I've made their day special. I have experience organizing special treats like cake and ice cream for kids in class, which has taught me a lot about planning and managing events for children. My skills include excellent communication, patience, creativity in planning activities, and a strong sense of responsibility. Additionally, I have completed training in child safety and first aid, ensuring that I can provide a safe and enjoyable environment for the kids in my care. Handling challenging behavior in children requires patience, understanding, and consistent strategies. Here’s how I approach it: 1. Stay Calm: It’s important to remain calm and composed. Children often look to adults for cues on how to react in stressful situations. 2. Understand the Cause: Try to understand the underlying reasons for the behavior. Is the child tired, hungry, or feeling overwhelmed? 3. Set Clear Expectations: Clearly communicate the rules and expectations. Make sure the child understands what is acceptable behavior and what isn’t. 4. Positive Reinforcement: Use positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior. Praise and rewards can motivate children to behave well. 5. Consistent Consequences: Apply consistent consequences for challenging behavior. It’s important that the child knows what to expect if they break the rules. 6. Redirect Attention: Sometimes, simply redirecting the child’s attention to a different activity can help diffuse challenging behavior. 7. Teach Problem-Solving: Help the child develop problem-solving skills. Teach them how to express their feelings and find solutions to conflicts. 8. Model Good Behavior: Children often imitate adults. By modeling good behavior, you can show them how to act appropriately.By using these strategies, I aim to create a positive and supportive environment where children can learn and grow.

My name is Darbanae. I’m 20 years old and I’m interested in your job offer. I’ve only been in child care a year and it’s been a great experience. My work schedule varies between 8:30 a.m until 5:30p.m. I am willing to work before 8 and anytime after 5:30. If we can work around my schedule and get your needs taking care of i’d love to take your job offer!

Hi, I'm an 18-year-old with a passion for childcare! I've gained valuable experience working at a daycare, where I've learned to create fun and engaging activities for kids of all ages. I'm patient, responsible, and dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment. I'm excited to bring my energy and skills to your family as a nanny

Hello, my name is Janiyah. I’m a Psychology student at Southern University A&M, originally from Atlanta, Georgia. I’ve completed a CNA course and hold a CPR certification. I’m easygoing, patient, and especially great with children between the ages of 2 to 15. As the oldest sibling in my family, I’ve naturally taken on leadership and caregiving roles. My interest in behavioral psychology continues to grow, and I believe that this career path is helping me develop personally and professionally for the better.

I am a recent college graduate with my bachelors in psychology. While in college I found my love for working with kids. The different settings I have worked/interned/volunteered in are schools, community centers, and clinics for children with autism. I've done supervised counseling, tutoring, aba therapy, and worked with at risk teen girls. I like to think I make a difference and they enjoy me around. I served in the Army National Guard for 5years. I have lots of patience with children because I know they are learning and still developing. I'm very goofy, I always say you can't be too serious with jobs like mine. When a child is around me they are safe as can be. I am horrible at lieing. When I started aba I learned how to break unwanted behaviors and staying calm in hectic situations. I have done potty training with multiple children. If you simply need a babysitter every now and then I'm your girl. I can be flexible with availability. I am an active, energetic, fast thinking, silly type of girl. I do not hesitate to get low with the kids on the floor for some playtime. I have plenty of love and care to go around.

Hello family, I am Tosha! I love Jesus! I love working with children!!! I have volunteered, substituted, and is a SPED Paraprofessional at a daycare, headstart and public schools systems for over 17 years. I just teach them new things and learning from them too! I love being a sitter because it's just rewarding because I just a passion to nuture all children emotionally, academically, socially, physically and also spiritually.

I love working with children because they bring so much joy and creativity into every day. I have been babysitting family members' kids since I was a teen, and I currently work with kids at my job, which has given me valuable experience in understanding their needs. What sets me apart is my ability to connect with them and create a fun, safe environment where they can learn and grow

I have been a professional nanny for almost 3 years now and before that I baby sat constantly for family. Additionally I worked for Debbies Swim School for about 2 years and I am CPR/First aid certified through the Red Cross. I love working with children, since I helped teach in the nursery at my aunts church in high school I have known that I want to work with children. I am currently a part time student at Solano Community College, I am working toward a degree in Early Childhood Education and I hope to use that as a building block for training in Occupational Therapy for children someday.