Find experienced nannies in Canon, GA

1. Patience - Staying calm and understanding with children. 2. Communication - Communicating clearly with children, parents, and coworkers. 3. Dependability - Being responsible, trustworthy, and consistent. I'm looking for a job where I can grow, feel valued, and make a positive difference. I want a supportive work environment where I can use my childcare skills, build strong relationships with children and families, and continue learning and improving. I enjoy working with kids because I love being able to support their growth, teach them new things, and create a safe and positive environment where they feel comfortable. I also enjoy seeing their different personalities and watching them learn and develop over time.

Hi, my name is Jordarika but most people call me Rika. I recently graduated college with a Bachelor’s degree Psychology with a concentration in human services. I would like to enter into a career in social work working with families and children. I have a huge passion working with children. I am here to help in anyway including homework and house work.

My name is Emma and I am currently a college student. While newer to professional childcare, I do have experience working my with children in a variety of settings. I am CPR and First Aid certified. My childcare experience includes babysitting, leading groups of 9/10 year olds on multiple mission trips, and serving as an assistant coach for a Little League softball team. These experiences have helped me become patient, responsible, and reliable. I am happy to help prepare meals, help with homework, provide transportation, or plan fun and educational activities. I look forward to being able to provide high quality care for your children!

Reliable, Fun and very flexible hours! I have babysat for over a dozen different families off and on throughout the years, I have 4 years of professional full time nanny care as well. I can meal prep, cook, crafts and I have a lot of recent infant experience from volunteering at a nicu. I'm comfortable with contact naps if the family prefers it and if you have a little one who likes to be held ALL day, Thats okay! That's what exactly what i'm here for. I'm looking for work that's around 4-6 hours a day, 3-5 days a week.

Caring for children and supporting a household has always felt natural to me. My long‑term goal is to build a family of my own and be a present, hands‑on stay‑at‑home mom, and the childcare experience I already have has only confirmed that this is the path I want to stay on. I spent a short time at Augusta University before realizing that the traditional college route didn’t match the life I’m working toward. That clarity helped me focus on the kind of work that feels meaningful and steady. Over time, I’ve gained real experience caring for children and helping create a calm, home‑focused environment. I enjoy being someone families can rely on, someone who brings patience, warmth, and consistency into a child’s day. Nannying feels purposeful to me, and it aligns with the future I’m building. It’s work that feels fulfilling and genuine, not just a job.

I work at Comer Elementary School in a special education classroom. I have a 17 year old daughter. I’m looking for a summer job. Thank you for considering me for this position.