Susan C.

Meet Susan

• Certified Nursing Assistant
• Speaks English
• Comfortable with pets
• Has a car

I have raised three beautiful and successful daughters. I have volunteered all during my children's years as a room parent, grade level parent, field trips, their summer league softball coach, church basketball coach, church youth activities. With my last child at home I worked as a Teachers Aid,Cafeteria Aid,all in the Seneca Valley School District for three years in both elementary and Intermediate. I have worked one on one with elementary children with special needs. During my time working the cafeteria aid, teenage children had earned respect for me and valued my advise in their daily lives. Children are so very important, they need to know their value and that they matter, to love themselves for whom they are and what they can become. Education is so very important for their future, can never start to early with quality one on one time at home. It's important for a child Read more to have the ability to create themselves by bringing out their imagination into role playing, crafts, play by themselves, and to share. Children love to be useful, teach them to help around the house along side you with small task, they will learn respect and appreciation. I love children, their sweetness, innocence, ambition to learn - remember, daily homework before play. They trust us. It is up to us to protect them and guide them throughout their life so they may become strong, confident individual. I also taught many years in my church to children of all ages.I have gone to sport, band, dance, acting activities of children that I have taught and friends to my girls, it show just how important they are. And,for what they chose to do is important. We need to encourage them, get them involved with activate to energize their mind and body. We have the ability to teach with our experience to help them grow and become, hopefully -wiser. We also need to educate the importance of balancing a good eating habit. The importance of three meals a day with the right snacks between. My children had treat night every Friday. The only time they got a candy bar, small bag of chips, small glass of pop. My girls and I also had, "girl talk" every day at 2pm, it carried to 7pm when school started. "Girl Talk" what was said at the table stayed at the table. It taught trust and support. I am Certified in Phlebotomy, Medical Assistant, Nurse Assistant, CPR I am patient, responsible, dependable, multitask, silly, fun, honest, non-smoker, non-drinker, clean, attentive, energetic

Trust & safety

Experience