I've been around kids since I was born; I grew up at my mother's kindergarten, so I know how it feels to be on either side of the coin lol. I would say I have more than 1-2 years of experience caring for, feeding, and loving babies. Being raised around kids between 6 months old and 5 years old gave me the confidence to feel comfortable around them and to take care of them like they were mine. I think that's the only way to actually enjoy and love what you're doing.
Right now I'm serving at my church every Sunday, helping and teaching kids between 9 months old and 14 years old. I'm prepared to make them feel welcome, loved, and comfortable, at the same time teaching them with games and storytelling, plus time to snacks and crafts.
I have 10 years of experience working in hospitality. I started from the most basic task as cleaning restrooms to managing restaurants in Argentina and the States.
Actually, I'm working part-time as a cocktail server in a South African bar and lounge around Pike Place Market, giving in few words a "5-star service" to everyone who's trying to enjoy a great time.
Talking about myself, I'm Christian, and my parents taught me to love the ones surrounding me as Jesus loved us. To be honest, my joy it's proporcional of what my circle it's feeling, if you're content and satisfy, I would feel the same because that's my intention. I'm trying to give 99% of my service to everyone around me, making them feel seen, heard and understood.
I'm in a season of realignment, clarifying my goals and giving intention to everything I'm doing. I'm studying for a personal training certification course, working in bars and restaurants; it's a tiring and not ideal job to keep on. So, now that I reconnected this year through my church with kids, I feel blessed, filled with joy, and want to learn more about them and actually work for them.
I live by myself with Mantecado, my 18 months old Himalayan cat. My Well-being depends on God, my parents, Mantecado, nutritious foods, workouts at the YMCA and keeping my mind and my house tidy. (I can't leave home without vacuuming first lol)
Important, not important: Life is empty without volleyball; love taking naps tho I don't have time anymore to take them, I'm learning how to play the recorder, again. I'm a frustrated surfer)