Beth C.

“ Hello! My name is Beth, and I would like to be considered for your childcare position. I have been a nanny since September 2009 for several children ranging from 1-month-old to 4-years-old and I have experience working with twin toddlers as well. My duties have been to create safe, clean, fun, and happy environments for the children for long periods of time and to teach them early childhood skills such as talking,...

Hello! My name is Beth, and I would like to be considered for your childcare position. I have been a nanny since September 2009 for several children ranging from 1-month-old to 4-years-old and I have experience working with twin toddlers as well. My duties have been to create safe, clean, fun, and happy environments for the children for long periods of time and to teach them early childhood skills such as talking, signing, walking, and manners. I like to encourage children to read and learn without the use of a television or computer, and I believe it has been a successful standard that I have upheld. Some fun activities that I enjoy doing with kids are going to the park, taking walks on wilderness trails, going to museums, and running around at kid-friendly places like Pump-It-Up and The Jungle. I have been in charge of very active children that love to explore and try new things, so rest assured that I am a very vigilant childcare provider.

Prior to being a nanny, I have 3 years experience in the retail field and have also had previous babysitting jobs where I have taken care of children of various ages.

I have a resume with a list of my references and job history, but here is a list of my capabilities and skills that are not listed on the resume: I can cook a variety of fresh meals, I am a licensed driver, insured, owner of a four-door 2001 Honda Civic, nonsmoker, non-drinker, drug-free (will submit to drug test as well as background check), CPR/First Aid/AED certified by The Red Cross, enjoy educational activities both indoor and outdoor, can manage multiple children at once, as well as infants.

The most important aspect of this process is that your entire family feels completely comfortable with me. I would love to meet with your family to show you my capabilities as a caregiver.

Thank you for your time, and I hope to hear from you!

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