Crystal V.

Meet Crystal

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Hello there, I'd be more than happy to tell you all about my nannying experience! I nannied for about 2 years. I had full responsibility for two children, a 6 year old girl (Nia) who had peanut, dairy allergies and was also asthmatic and a 1 year old boy (Alex) with no allergies, but would get sick quite regularly. The children would wake up around 7am for breakfast and school prep. Multitasking is a specialty of mine so it was no problem taking care of Alex while getting Nia cleaned, dressed, brushed, fed and giving medicine before walking her out to the bus stop. Afterwards, Alex had my full attention until 4:30pm. I fed Alex lunch with healthy snacks in between while Nia was at school with her prepped lunchbox. Alex and I had playtime with his toys, outdoor time on the trampoline, arts and crafts and naptime while Nia Read more is studying hard at school. Afterwards once Nia got home, I would give her a healthy snack and let her watch TV for a little unwind time. Next we would do arts and crafts, playtime with her toys, games, reading, color books, English and Math workbooks, going on walks outside and plenty of other enriching activities. Dinner would be made and served by yours truly and ready by 7pm. After dinner is bath time for the children. Nia was old enough to take a shower by herself but needed a reminder of when to stop the shower. Alex loved baths so bathtime was never an issue. The kids would have a little time after bathing to do what they liked until 9pm, bedtime. Bedtime was relatively easy for everyone. They would be pooped out from playing all day so once bedtime came around they had no problems getting to sleep. And the process repeats for about 4 times a week! I was there 4-5 times a week as an overnight nanny. The mother needed me until she was finished with her schooling and board certification to become a nurse practitioner. Taking care of the children was a joy and I would love to do it all over again! Crystal

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