About
Kristin:
Hi Families,
My name is Kristin. I am 27 years old and I have been watching children for 10+ years. I have worked as a babysitter, nanny, and childcare worker in church nurseries.
I am a fun-loving person! I love spending time outside, I love reading. I knit and I love doing arts and crafts. I have been playing piano for 20 years and have taught a couple people how to play piano as well. These are all things that I hope to share with your family! I look forward to hearing from you soon!
Love,
Kristin
Kristin's childcare philosophy:
I have watched children from age six weeks to twelve years of age. With the older children I focus
on doing arts and crafts, reading to them and having them read to me,lots of play time outside, and fun outings one or more times a week with parental permission. With the toddlers, I focus on imagination and creativity by playing games such as dress up. I've learned with toddlers you can make almost anything into a game for them.
With little ones I focus on developmental milestones, plenty of love, and having their basic needs met.
FAST FACTS
GET TO KNOW
KRISTIN
Will work for family that smokes:
Yes
Education:
High school graduate
Will work in the following state(s):
GA
I have a CPR certificate or I will get certified:
Yes
Would like to bring her child to work:
No
KRISTIN
PROVIDES THESE ADDITIONAL SERVICES:
Grocery shopping
Light housekeeping
Carpooling
Cook for the family
Family laundry
Run errands
Homework help
KRISTIN'S SKILLS AND INTERESTS:
Outdoor activities &
Sports
Swimming
Play an instrument
Tutoring
Arts and crafts
Cooking
KRISTIN
HAS THE FOLLOWING QUALITIES:
Quiet and Reserved
Outgoing
Upbeat and Positive
Compassionate
Communicative
Casual
Energetic
Well Organized
KRISTIN
WILL PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING IF REQUESTED:
Work references
Criminal Background
Search
Driving Record
Personal references
Medical Testing
KRISTIN
HAS NEWBORN-INFANT-TODDLER EXPERIENCE WITH:
Experiences with newborn/infant/toddler:
Diaper changing
Feeding, dressing, sleep
Has recent references for work with
newborn-2 year old:
Yes
Familiar with newborn/infant/toddler:
Nutrition
Developmental milestones
Tell us your experience working with newborns and infants. What did you find most
challenging?
What did you find most rewarding?
I have work with infants from six weeks to twelve months old. I think the most challenging things about babies are that they do not come with instruction manuals and they do not talk. Their can be a variety of situations that can come up and leave you scratching your head and wishing their was someway for you to interpret what your baby is thinking and feeling. To me the most rewarding part of watching a baby though is when that baby is snuggled up against me sleeping, or when our eyes meet and the baby smiles and laughs. Those are the moments that I love!