Find an after school nanny in Readville, MA

I am 37 years old, I majored in english and literature so I love writing and reading and I will definitely read to kids. I am quiet, friendly and very understanding. I am helpful and will take my time with kids to give them the best care ever. I have no kids of my own, but I've babysat my younger siblings, nieces, nephews and of course other kids. I love to babysit because it is so beautiful to see the different personalities of such little beings, I love the different ways babies communicate when they can't even talk yet because it shows how intelligent children are even at such tender ages. I love teaching them and I just love taking care of them... Thanks for considering my profile, Dannah. Bless

I am a mother to a 6 year old boy and have worked at summer camps as well as schools and after schools for 5+ years. I am bilingual and a very patient, caring, and nurturing person.

I am a responsible, positive, and caring person who enjoys working with children of all ages. I have experience supporting kids with homework, playing creative games, and helping them stay on routine. I am also comfortable with pets and household tasks. Families describe me as patient, reliable, and easy to communicate with. I look forward to becoming part of a host family, creating a safe and fun environment for the children, and supporting the household in any way I can.

My name is Rose, very experienced care giver, been Elderly and Babies my favorite people in this world. I've cared for Elderlies,bed bound people, hospice care and disabled, for many years now. But every time someone passes away,my heart felt like doing something else going forth, something happy for a change... For the past year I decided to try to change carrier, and since ,babies and Toddlers are my another passion,I wanted to be a Nanny , besides it would help me be part of someone's growing up process as opposed to the end of life, and this thought really put a smile on my face. I'm currently working for a family in Walpole, caring for an infant for 4 months now, but unfortunately they've been forced to let me go , due to the mother decided to become a stay a home Mom after been laid off from work . They are willing to give glowing references upon request, I have a 3 month review available already in a different care site. My plan is to become a new born specialist as soon as I can afford to pay for the training. Right now I can say that I've got a lot experience caring for this baby since he was 10 week old. Feeding, bottles cleaning, changing diapers ,nap schedule inforcement, play time, singing along, tummy time, and much more... I will be looking to work not too far from the Town of Walpole. Thank you for the consideration! 🌹 Rose B.

Hi! I have been professionally nannying children for fourteen years, varying from infants to preteens and would love to get to know your kiddo(s)! I have experience with nanny shares (two toddlers), and have had multiple positions caring for 2 kids at the same time. I also have experience with house managing, meal prep, driving kids, bottle prep, diaper changing, and putting down for naps/bed. I also have experience being out and about with kiddos, as well as socializing with other parents/nannies and their children. I’m very adaptive to constantly changing circumstances and pride myself with being able to roll with the punches :) I also have experience helping children develop skills to manage their own emotions, and teaching them developmentally appropriate social skills. I’m very warm and patient with children, especially during meltdowns. I also have experience helping navigate conflict resolution. I am the best fit for a family who values children learning emotional skills over learning manners. I know manners are extremely important to many families, but I prefer to let a child have big feelings, help them through those feelings and develop age appropriate skills to help them the next time it happens. I will absolutely help kiddos learn manners ("please" and "thank yous") but only when the kiddo seems in the right head space to absorb such info. For example, if a kiddo is having a bad day and yells at me that I'm stupid, I am more likely to respond by asking, "is that how you feel about me right now?" than asking for an apology. Then after they've calmed down, I would say something like, "I know you were frustrated with me earlier, and that is absolutely okay. But let's come up with a different thing you can say to me instead of telling me I'm stupid." That way it's a process the kiddo and I are involved in together, and they feel like they have some control within a structured and boundaried relationship. If a baby is having a meltdown, I’m the kind of caregiver who will soothe them through it and validate their feelings, instead of trying to make the meltdown stop. I’m an avid reader (and a published author with HarperCollins!), and my hobbies include baking, knitting, sewing, yoga, meditation, singing, and doing theatre :) I am CPR and Choke Prevention certified. AND I LOVE PETS :D