Meet college nannies and sitters from Belmont Abbey College

Hi! My name is Farran! I have a background in teaching. Between classroom experience, and being a Nanny I have 15 years of experience. I have worked with a wide range of ages, ranging from birth to preteens. I have worked with families with single children, up to four children. I enjoy nurturing a relationship with the children I work with via art, reading, games, educational outings and spending time outdoors. I look forward to chatting, and getting to know your family better!

Hi there, I’ve been working with children, in a variety of capacities, for almost 30 years, all age groups from infancy to 18. I started babysitting at 13 years old and knew that I wanted to work with and teach children and be a part of their growing years. This established my passion and dedication to the education field. I've been a Preschool, Pre-K, Floater teacher and mentor for the past 15 years. I enjoy sports, outdoor activities, board games/puzzles, arts and crafts, reading, going on walks, etc. Teaching gross and fine motor, as well as phonics is highly important in my eyes. In my opinion and with my experience, I feel the earlier they learn, the easier is it to grasp the information. I love rolling on the ground with children and really getting on their level to play and engage in activities. :) Making a difference in children's lives is my lifelong goal and is very important to me. I enjoy sharing my education skills, assisting with homework, teaching/showing social, emotional as well as communicative skills and being a role model for the younger generation. I also enjoy working with and assisting the elderly and being a caregiver. I've always had a passion for helping others and giving back. I have been assisting the elderly for about 4 years now. I took care of my grandmother for the last 10 years of her life and I also took care of my mom in the last year of her life. I have experience with Alzheimer’s/dementia, stroke patients, Parkinson’s, MS and many other health issues.