Sittercity helps Lompoc families find the best nannies

Hi, my name is Sophie! I have my bachelors degree in Child Development with a minor in Psychology from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. I have several years of experience working with children ranging in ages from 8 weeks to 13 years old. I am pediatric CPR and AED certified. I have a reliable car and am smoke/tobacco free.

My name is Kalli Newton,I am 19 years old. I have many years of experience babysitting/nannying children ages 6 months- 8 years old. I am looking for a full time position. I love animals and my passion is working with children. Aside from nannying, other tasks I do would be, light housework, laundry, meal prep, errands, as well as anything else you may need of me. I am open to different parenting styles and am willing to adapt to your families needs.

Hi, I have been a paraprofessional in various school settings for over 7 years. My specialty is children with special needs :) Prior to this I was a preschool teacher for 2 years and am also the oldest of 6.

I am currently attending junior in college majoring in Psychology and Social Human Sciences. I have early childhood credits and have taken numerous human development classes. I am CPR/First aid certified, have a negative T.B. test as well as my flu shots. I have worked with special needs children in a classroom setting and one on one. I myself also have a 15 year daughter. I am loyal, punctual, understanding, reliable, and kind. I enjoy being outdoors, reading, puzzles, and animals. I would be honored to be the trusted individual helping you and your family :)

i love being a sitter because children are fun to be around most of the time and i like doing activities with them. i have mild experience with babies, toddlers, but more experience with children ages 7-10. i can cook, clean, do laundry, keep the children occupied and safe at all times.

Enjoy being a sitter because I know it is very hard to find good hearted people to watch your precious loved ones. I am licensed vocational nurse as well. I have 4 boys of my own ages vary. I am cpr certified. Please let me know how I can be of assistance to you.

I am a dedicated babysitter with a passion for working with children. Having gained valuable experience volunteering as a preschool and after school teacher, I have developed a strong ability to engage and connect with kids. I enjoy creating enjoyable activities and can also cook a variety of fun, healthy snack that children can help with or enjoy during their downtime. My commitment to providing a nurturing and stimulating environment ensures that children in my care are not only safe but also entertained and engaged! I have experience cleaning, putting kids to bed, having them entertained, and taking care of pets as well

level headed and easy going, come from a house with 5 roudy brothers so I can manage chaos well. Ivs been privately nannying for a few years and was employed at a daycare and worked at a preschool as well, I’ve always enjoyed working with kids and have lots of experience with all ages

Hi, my name is Mia! I have worked with children both here in the USA and in different countries in Europe. I have also worked in different resorts around the area with guests who come on vacation with their children. I've been hired for weddings, birthday parties, reunions, etc. and feel comfortable with multiple children at one time. I'm CPR and First Aid Certified for infants, toddlers, and adults. I've also completed many trainings and seminars, which will help me when caring for your child(ren). I'm caring, honest, gentle, and reliable. I have my own car for transportation. I'm attentive, so please feel confident your child(ren) will be safe in my care. I love animals, therefore, if you have pets, it's not a problem. I look forward to meeting your family!-Mia

I was born into a large family in Rantoul, Illinois, which quickly taught me three things: how to share, how to care, and where to find the best corn. I later moved to Memphis where I met my husband. We were married just as he was joining the Air Force (25 years ago), and five years later we had four wonderful children: our two boys (now 23 and 22) and our twin girls (now 20). (If you would like to know more about my kids just ask. I would love to share!) For the next 20 years, we raised the kids and traveled the States wherever the job took us. When my husband retired from the Air Force five years ago, we never expected we would wind up back here in Santa Maria. But we are thrilled to be in this beautiful area and reunited with friends we made years ago. When my oldest was in preschool I decided to try homeschooling. Amazingly, the trial period lasted a bit longer than I expected, and I ended up homeschooling our children through the entirety of their school years. Of course, homeschooling the kids was no walk-in-the-park (especially while I was working on my bachelor’s degree), but it created so many opportunities to learn and explore as we helped each other adapt to new environments every few years. I learned a lot through that experience, and developed an appreciation for the lessons we learn from our kids. In the midst of new routines, phases, and zip codes, I have learned to grow with my family, and both appreciate and experience a well-rounded view of the world. But now, after all four kids have graduated high school and moved on to new things, I find myself in the “empty nest” season of life. I have thought about using my free time to plant a garden or try out an easier vocation now that I have done my job as both parent and teacher; but I feel a calling to partner with another family to do what I do best, which is to teach and nurture children as they grow into influential, successful adults. To ensure that I find the right family that will be a great fit for both parties, I aim to be as honest and upfront as possible. With that in mind, I will also disclose that I am fairly conservative in my views and lifestyle; however, I am open-minded to others ideas and opinions. I am a Christian and my relationship with Jesus is central to my life. That said, I cannot separate my faith from my worldview, both of which inform how I care for, teach, and respond to children. I am not legalistic, but I try for a loving but firm approach when it comes to mutual respect. I fully believe that every child deserves to be loved and cared for, but they must respect the balance of privilege and responsibility, acknowledging that privileges are earned and not simply given. I have much more to say about this, so if you would like to know more about me or my approach to childcare, I would be happy to answer any questions you may have. For now, I will leave you with one of my favorite quotes, Docendo discimus (by teaching one learns).