Sitter in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

Dear parent, It is with great interest that I am to become a baby sitter for you and your child. I am fueled with great ambition towards working as a reliable hand to your family. I have had experience in household cleaning, pet-sitting, care-giving, inbound and outbound child care, multitasking, cooking, organizing, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and distributing with a wide variety of children. I am the perfect candidate for this opportunity because I have a strong work ethic, strong nurturing skills, enthusiasm, an approachable spirit, punctuality, a positive attitude, great teaching skills, superb communication skills, and great decision-making skills. I have earned over 2000 community service hours while volunteering with child before-care and after-care at my local dance studio. I possess the exceptional character traits of being a quick learner and being teachable. I delight in sharing my enthusiasm with children. I have the ability to work well independently or as a team player. My bubbly personality and approachable essence works well within any business transaction and child- safe environment. I fathom the importance of setting a great example for those following me. I comprehend the importance of being a blessing to others. I would love to accompany you both in any direction that I could possibly be given. I am a non-smoker and a non-drinker. I like setting day plans where we take trips to the park, museums,swimming pools, ice-skating,or just having play time at home. I am a full- time student in a Psychology program. It is with great desire that I work for you part-time since my schedule is as flexible as flexible gets. I am excited about the possibility of meeting you and your family, to further discuss this position. Please feel free to contact me with any additional questions, comments, or concerns by phone or email. Thank you most sincerely for your attention and consideration and I look forward to speaking with you soon. With Peace and Gratitude, Shannon Hatton