Amy R.
Looking for work as a nanny.
- 14 years paid experience
- Nanny in Burbank, CA 91506
- 12 miles, will travel 50 mi
Meet Amy
- Comfortable with pets
I absolutely love working with kids. I have worked with all ages throughout my years of working. I have so many different kinds of activities and games that I love to teach to keep things fun and keep the children engaged. I have lots of patience and I also have an eight-year-old son myself. So I do have plenty of experience working with children and enjoy helping them learn and grow. I’ve worked with many different types of children Including severely impaired as well as I’ll spectrums of autism including nonverbal. I love to watch them grow and learn as I work with them. I have many reparable recommendations as well. I’m very outgoing and friendly. I believe in being kind and always tell my son that hard work pays off. Giving praise for positive behavior is a major plus in my book. Making kids feel confident in all they Read more are trying to accomplish is Extremely important to me. The words not allowed to be used in our home are the words can’t and the word hate. I believe every child has a fair chance at life.
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Enhanced Criminal
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Basic Criminal
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Motor Vehicle Records
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First aid certification
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CPR certification
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