Sitter in New York, New York

Dear Family, My name is Gloria J. Jimenez. For over ten years I’ve been a professional Baby Nurse, Nanny, and housekeeper. I’ve had the privilege to work with families from different cultures, and backgrounds. I’m always ask “What makes you a great nanny?” and I always answer this question with a big smile on my face and say; I genuinely love children. As a nanny I’ve worked long hours, and most often don’t have any supervision or daily oversight, therefore, parents depend on me to keep their child safe and well-cared for. My main goal as a nanny is to provide the highest level of childcare. I spent the majority of the day with my little ones and so I truly enjoy spending the time with them. As a childcare specialist, I am responsible to provide the child with developmentally appropriate experiences. I have the responsibility to actively engage the child in my care and I have the energy to do so. I have a reserve of patience so that I can be able to handle children’s emotions, moods, temper, and tantrums. I have a safety conscious, therefore when on duty the children’s safety come first and foremost. I have a solid communication skill I relay and receive information from parents and children. My daily job as a nanny can be very unpredictable, but I am able to adapt and face every day situation. I am very reliable, parents depend on me to fulfill my obligations and so they can count on me. I am responsible, and trustworthy this is very crucial because, parents are depending on me to meet and exceed the terms, rules, and regulations on the work relationship I’m establishing with the family, and therefore they are trusting me to do a good job and provide outstanding care. A child health and nutrition is very important to me. I read an article from UNICEF that stated “Early childhood is a critical stage of development that forms the foundation for children’s future well-being and learning. Moreover research has shown that half of a person’s intelligence potential is developed by age four and that early childhood interventions can have a lasting effect on intellectual capacity, personality, and social behavior.” I introduce in daily intakes of food the four groups of nutritious meal for the child development (Protein group, Milk group, Fruit & vegetable group, Grain group). Thank you for the opportunity to be considered and I look forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely, Gloria [email protected]