Randi S.

“ I am an American-born woman who recently moved back from Israel where I made Aliyah and lived there for the past three years. While I was in Israel, I worked as a full-time nanny for an Israeli family. I am grateful to have worked as a nanny; this has showed me that I had so many qualities for this type of work. I am a very nurturing, loving, caring woman as well as having a natural "motherly instinct." I adore...

I am an American-born woman who recently moved back from Israel where I made Aliyah and lived there for the past three years. While I was in Israel, I worked as a full-time nanny for an Israeli family. I am grateful to have worked as a nanny; this has showed me that I had so many qualities for this type of work. I am a very nurturing, loving, caring woman as well as having a natural "motherly instinct." I adore working with both infants as well as toddlers.

Now that I am back home in the States, I am very eager to start working at a job that I truly adore and love. I have always loved children and find nothing more rewarding than caring for them. I pride myself on creating a positive, happy environment in which children can thrive.

My nanny experience in Israel was working with an infant girl. I started when she was 8 months old until 2 years old. My responsibilities were to create a positive environment, prepare and serve meals and snack, change diapers, bathe and dress her. I would also read storybooks and take trips to the park and the beach.

My nanny job was more than just a job; she was part of my family. I was fortunate to have the freedom and privilege to take her places where she benefited from socializing with other children such as Gymboree, parks, beaches, play dates and even in my own home where she played with my puppy.

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