Hey there :) my name is Dara and i am 19 years old, i started babysitting at 15, but pretty much been babysitting since my first sister was born, i am always around kids, considering the fact that i have 3 sisters and helped raise them. I have my own vehicle and I’m also bilingual and speak fluent spanish.

Hi! My name is Hailey, and I’m a dependable and caring caregiver based in San Antonio. I offer child care, senior care, pet care, and light household services. I have hands-on experience caring for young children, including my 2-year-old niece, who I spend a lot of time with and help care for regularly. Being around her has helped me become patient, attentive, and confident with toddlers and children of all ages. I truly enjoy working with kids and creating a safe, loving, and engaging environment for them. I also run my own nail technician business, which has strengthened my professionalism, time management, cleanliness, and attention to detail. Additionally, I come from a family-run business and am currently studying to become a medical assistant, giving me a strong understanding of responsibility, safety, and compassionate care. I’m reliable, trustworthy, and always treat families and their loved ones with kindness and respect.

Hello! I’m Kayla! I just recently graduated high school at Taft high school where I took child development for 4 years which includes an internship with children for 2! I am starting college and would love to nanny in my available time, unfortunately I am occupied mon-thur from 8-12 but I can work with any other time! I have babysat young ages from 4 months-12 years old for about 6 years. Pets are no problem as I have many myself (4 dogs and 2 cats) and I can help with meal prep and cleaning as needed! Im very outgoing and friendly and would love to help keep a safe environment for children, thank you for your interest!

From a young age, I knew I had a heart for care. My journey into caregiving began in early childhood education, where I worked with infants and toddlers, nurturing their development during their most formative years. I quickly discovered a deep sense of purpose in creating safe, warm environments that supported not only physical care but emotional connection as well. As my experience grew, I was drawn to working with children on the autism spectrum. I took specialized training to better understand their unique needs and communication styles, and I found joy in celebrating every small milestone—whether it was a new word, a smile, or a moment of connection. My approach has always been patient, compassionate, and grounded in building trust. Alongside my work in childcare, I also found myself gravitating toward seniors care. Supporting elderly individuals—especially those facing isolation, dementia, or limited mobility—gave me the chance to offer dignity, companionship, and meaningful daily interactions. I’ve learned that caregiving at both ends of life’s spectrum requires many of the same values: empathy, patience, respect, and a willingness to truly listen. With years of hands-on experience across generations, I’ve come to appreciate the deep rewards of caregiving. Each person—whether a baby, a child with autism, or a senior—deserves to feel seen, safe, and valued. And for me, being able to provide that care is more than a job; it’s a calling.