Hi I’m itzel! I’m 22 years old i currently go to WCC majoring to become a speech pathologist. I’ve been babysitting since I was 15 years old which includes taking care of infants from a week old to toddlers and to school age kids! I love kids, I’ve taken kids to activities as well as helping them with homework doing arts and crafts with them reading with them and also helping to learn how to potty train! As of household chores I do light cleaning, just cleaning up after the kids as well as doing dishes, folding laundry sometimes putting in the laundry I do drive and have a car ,I’m also okay with animals!

I have a lot of experience with taking care of my niece, and nephews. I previously worked for college Nannie’s for a year. I also have a one year old daughter that I primarily take care of.

Hi, I’m Taylor! I’ve been working with kids for over five years, from infants to school-aged, and I love what I do. I’m all about creating a fun, safe, and loving environment where kids can learn and be themselves. I’ve worked in daycare and as a nanny, so I’m comfortable with routines, playtime, and helping little ones grow every day.

Hi – My name is Emily and I’m currently a part-time college student. I’ve been caring for children from a young age, starting with my younger brother, and now have 4+ years of experience with infants, toddlers, and school-aged kids. I’m bilingual (English & Spanish) I love music and play the piano, which I enjoy sharing with kids. Families describe me as patient, dependable, and adaptable to different routines. I can help with homework, meal prep, light housekeeping, and keeping kids engaged through crafts, reading, music, and outdoor play. I’d love the chance to support your family!

I am a former camp counselor, Assistant Coordinator for After School Programs and Customer Service Coordinator in many settings. Life has evolved and took me with it and now I bake and take care of my aging mother. One thing that has always remained the same is my love for children and the joy that they bring. A little love, lots of fun and a bit of structure goes a long way!