Find experienced nannies in Bear, DE

Hi. My name is Veronica, and I am availabile part time or full time. I specialize in childcare as a Babysitter/Nanny for infants and toddlers, and i will tutor your toddler and prepare them for preK through kindergarten. My experience in this field for the past 20 years has given families the much needed help and assurances that their children are safe, reaching their developmental milestones, preparing them for preK or kindergarten, and proper care when needed if they are sick. My life experience was working in rhe medical industry for 27 years. I am CPR/AED and First Aid certified. I also have a clear and complete background and MV check. I live in Newark Delaware, and will travel to Wilmington or as far south as Middletown. Please reach out to me if you would like to meet me. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile. I look forward to hearing back from you. Veronica

I have experience working with children. I am a paraeducator and a nurse. I have substituted teaching. I am reliable hardworking. I have a paraeducator permit in Delaware . I am also LPN CPR certified. I have had a clear criminal background and work for Cape Henelopen School .

Hi! My name is Kaitlin. My mom ran a daycare in our home for 18 years. I have always loved children and would always help her when I came home from school. I have been babysitting since age 15. I am currently a registered ER nurse and am certified in Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, and Pediatric Advanced Life Support. When I am not working or babysitting, I like to read, do crafts and puzzles, and spend time with my 2 Great Danes and my 13 year old foster pup :) Please feel free to contact me with any questions at all! References available upon request.

My name is Rachel Burke, and I am 33 years old. I have been in childcare for about 14 years. I have many certifications as well as an associates degree. I was a nanny, a preschool teacher, and a before and after care director. I am looking for a second job. I will be available to work for before and after care this year. I am currently a child and family wellbeing coach during the mid-day (approx 10-2) I hope to hear from the right family soon!

My name is Corrine. I'm 21 years old and a nursing student. I previously attended Widener University and am now taking a summer class at Delaware Tech through the first week of July. I’ll be continuing at Del Tech in the fall. I commute to campus and live near the University of Delaware. I’ve been working with kids since I was 14—starting as a volunteer at a local summer camp and babysitting for families in my neighborhood. At 16, I was hired by the camp, and I now work with the City of Newark’s before and after care program. I currently babysit for several families I’ve known for years, and I truly enjoy what I do. I love building relationships with kids and watching their personalities grow. It’s rewarding to be someone they can rely on and feel safe with, whether we’re playing games, reading books, or just talking. I really value being part of their support system and creating fun, positive experiences for them. I have experience with children as young as 6–8 months all the way up to 13 years old. I’ve cared for kids with a variety of needs, including epilepsy, Down syndrome, autism, ADHD/ADD, mobility impairments, and partial blindness. My experience spans casual babysitting, structured care in before/after-school programs, and summer camps. As a nursing student, I’ve completed coursework in child development, basic first aid, and safety. I’m CPR certified and trained in how to respond to seizures, allergic reactions, and other common emergencies. I’m also comfortable with feeding, diapering, bedtime routines, and light housekeeping.

Hi! My name is Hannah. I have 6 years of paid babysitting/nanny experience with infants to preteens. I am looking to add more families for date nights/weekend help. I am CPR/First Aid certified, have a clean background check, and references.

Hi, I have been babysitting for most of my life about 19 plus years whether it was for siblings(2) or the neighborhood children.I've been told that I am a piped piper of children and I love it, watching the children's faces light up when the are learning something new and playing and having a good time.I do know CPR and FirstAid skills and I am a Professional Personal Chef which comes in handy for the parent who always ask the question "what's for dinner".Also through my church I run the children's choir and children's sunday school ages(4 thru 16) which is part of my Children's ministry. Even though I don't have children of my own yet I am passionate for children.I volunteer in my church and surrounding community.My caregiving philosophy is "It takes a village to raise a child" meaning everyone can help and needs help(good help old school values and manners). Boardgames are my favorite!!!

Opportunity to enhance the lives of the children I care for. • Provided care for children. • Changing diapers, feeding baby, facilitating quiet time and naps. • Taking the child outdoors. • Preparing food for children. • Responsible for keeping a safe and clean environment. • Responsible for continuous care and monitoring of the kids. • Greeting early arrivals • Greeting children and parents as they arrive. • Teaching Persian language, Math, Science, Art to students 4-6-year-old including Americans and bilingual speakers. • Teaching children’s literature including illustrating stories, riddles and poetry. • demonstrating a high proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking the language. • usually teaching several levels concurrently, from beginning speakers of foreign languages to students who are approaching fluency. • Preparing students for attending in cultural and traditional ceremonies • Engage children in activities and play that stimulates their development. • Appropriately supervise children while keeping them safe at all times. • Maintaining an environment that is clean, organized, and safe for all children. • Establish a professional level of rapport with each family in order to provide quality care and friendly service. • Manage a large group of children utilizing appropriate classroom management techniques. • Attend and engage in occasional parent participation events and other events that may be on nights and/or weekends. • Interact with parents speak with them about their child(ren) Maintain a professional self-image and project the values of the organization at all times. • Assisting the head teachers with providing the children with a prepared environment. • Helping students in doing the projects. • Doing wall arts at class and school • Preparing snack. • Ensuring safety and harmony outdoors. • Administrative duties – filing papers, making copies, laminating and cutting materials, sharpening pencils, cutting paper, etc.

Hi! My name is DeAngel, and I’ve been caring for children since I was 16. I started out babysitting, then began working in a school as a Before- and After-Care Site Supervisor. From there, I transitioned into a Non-Institutional Assistant Teacher position in the district’s Special Education program. I’m currently a Lead Teacher at a daycare, where I work with children from 6 weeks to 4 years old. I love helping little ones learn, grow, and feel safe, and I always bring patience, structure, and creativity to every family I work with. I’d love the opportunity to support your family and provide reliable, nurturing care!

I am a very outgoing and fun loving person. Young at heart and able to provide care and support for any family. Ready to jump right in and play games and have fun but can provide structure and school help as well. I was born in a loving family of seven, which included my parents and four siblings. My childhood was very happy. With a stay at home mom and a opera singing dad my days were filled with activities, sleepovers, music and home cooked meals. I belonged to Girl Scouts, competed on a swim team, and played softball and soccer. I believe the experiences of my childhood have had a huge influence on my career decision. I genuinely care about people and I love children. One of the most rewarding jobs I had as a teenager was babysitting for a family with four children. The children became so attached to me that I was "adopted into the family." For over a year I worked in a nursing home where I fed, bathed, clothed and tucked in the elderly residents. It was both heartwarming and sad to have them share their memories with me. For some, I was their only friend. I began working as a cook at KinderCare in 1996, immediately I began taking on other duties such as driving the school van and teaching. I also completed the food program paper work as part of my regular duties. Because is my skills and growing experience I was transferred to another facility to upgrade their center's performance. In that time I also became the third key holder, with the responsibility off running the center should need it and provided one on one orientation for new employees. I began at Bright Horizons in 2001, where I was Lead Teacher in Brown Bears. I showed initiative by quickly completing baseline training, presenting workshops and well as training staff members. I also participated in the KWP program which sends staff members to provide childcare for children in non traditional settings. I began working working as a nanny in 2007 shortly after I had my second child. The dynamic setting helped me manage my new family as well as continuing my career passion of providing quality child care for others. I have not only supervised their son, but I have managed vendors, ran errands, some light housekeeping, provided homework help and much more.