Our family values honesty, respect, kindness, responsibility, and open communication. We believe it is important to encourage our childrento be independent and develop a sense of autonomy while still providing the guidance and support they need.
Education is also very important to our family. We feel strongly about staying on top of homework and school responsibilities and would like a caregiver who can help create a positive, consistent routine around homework and learning. We want our kids to take pride in their work, ask questions, and learn to be responsible for their own responsibilities.
At the same time, we believe childhood should be fun. We value a caregiver who will encourage curiosity, creativity, play, and quality time together while treating our children with patience, kindness, and respect.
My kiddos are curious, creative, and always excited to learn and explore new things. They absolutely love to read and can easily get lost in a good book. They also enjoy playing board games together, which gives them a chance to have fun, use their problem-solving skills, and spend quality time with one another.
They are very creative and love arts and crafts, where they can use their imagination and express themselves. They also enjoy watching kid-friendly documentaries, especially when they get to learn about new and interesting topics.
Overall, they are passionate about learning, creating, exploring, and having fun together. Their curiosity and love for discovering new things are some of the qualities that make them so special.
My kiddos need help and support with their Spanish homework, including guidance with assignments and making sure they understand the material.
One of my kiddos also needs additional support during mealtimes. He requires monitoring and assistance to help ensure that his blood sugar stays within a safe and stable range. Having support with monitoring his blood sugar and making sure he is doing well during and around mealtimes is especially important.
Some unique skills and traits that would be important in a caregiver are patience, compassion, attentiveness, dependability, and the ability to connect with children. Patience is especially important because one of my kiddos requires a little more one-on-one support with homework, as well as assistance with his medical care and monitoring.
It’s also important that the caregiver has a positive attitude, good energy, and enjoys having fun with the kids. Someone who is caring, engaging, responsible, and able to make the kids feel comfortable and supported would be a great fit for our family.
Yes, a driveway and access to public transit only a few blocks away.
We have two small dogs in our home. Olive is 11 months old pug and has lots of loving, playful energy. She is very affectionate and has a funny talent for trying to eat almost everything!
Downey is 7 years old and is a Maltese-Shih Tzu. She is calmer and very friendly once she gets comfortable and has a chance to meet you. Both dogs are sweet and are an important part of our family. ... read more