Growing up in a large family, caregiving was the responsibility of everyone. From the age of 10 I was volunteering in the church nursery and babysitting my nieces and little sisters. As a college student at The University of Texas, I became a nanny for a young boy with Cerebral Palsy, and his two siblings. Then later I was an attendant for a young adult woman who was completely immobile while we went to graduate classes together for social work in addition to being a teaching, writing, and research assistant at the college. I was with both families for years, and still love to "like" all the pictures of these children who are now young adults. Six months ago, I left Austin to move home at 34 to help my youngest sister raise her toddler and assist my now elderly parents in day to day tasks. Additionally these past six months, I have volunteered at a local school for summer camps and day to day learning engagement. While I have enjoyed all of these things, the time has come for me to begin working outside of the family at least part time. I look forward to making your life a little easier in your day-to-day.

Hello, My name is Emmylou, I am a student at Texas State University. I’m an accounting major, and have a 4.0 GPA. I’m available for baby/pet sitting. I also work part time as a cashier at HEB. I’ve sat from time to time in high school, and I enjoy working with children. I can plan fun activities for inside and outside of the house. While sitting I can also help with household chores such as laundry, dishes, cleaning, etc. I have a car, and can drive if need be. As for my pet care experience, I’ve grown up with animals my whole life. I have dogs, cats, and horses. I can take care of just about any critter. I am an avid animal lover.

Hello families, my name is Kimberley. I am a caring, responsible, and dependable person who truly enjoys helping others and creating a safe, positive environment for children. I bring years of experience in customer service and operations, where I learned how to stay calm under pressure, communicate clearly, and pay close attention to detail. These qualities also make me a great caregiver. As a United States Army veteran and a recent graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Data Analytics from Southern New Hampshire University, I value structure, honesty, and consistency in everything I do. I take pride in being reliable, organized, and compassionate. Whether I am helping with schoolwork, preparing snacks, or keeping playtime fun and safe, I always give my full attention and care. Families describe me as patient, warm, and easy to talk to. I understand the importance of trust and will always treat your children with kindness and respect. I am happy to assist with light household tasks, routines, and anything that helps make your day smoother and more enjoyable. If you are looking for someone who is professional, dependable, and genuinely enjoys helping children learn and grow, I would love to connect and become part of your family’s support system.

I have several years of experience caring for newborns, focusing on feeding, diapering, sleep routines, and providing a safe, nurturing environment. I am patient, reliable, and attentive to babies’ needs. I truly enjoy supporting families during the early stages of their child’s life

Hello 👋 My name is Amalia. I have a BA in Sociology. Most of my caregiving experience (about 10 years) comes from caring for elderly and adult/children with developmental disabilities. I have 2 years of experience working with newborns, infants, toddlers, and school aged children. I enjoy this work very much, and love being a part of the village to help my community.