Hello! I'm Mwatum, a nurturing nanny based in Edmonton with over 5 years of substantial childcare experience. I have a vast knowledge of caring for children of all age brackets, which spans from newborns to those over 10 years. As a woman who is deeply passionate about child development, my child care approach is trendsetting, prioritizing the unique developmental needs of every child under my care. Having completed high school and earned a bachelor's degree in psychology, I am skilled in executing a variety of duties like preparing meals, performing light housekeeping tasks, assisting kids with homework, adhering to special dietary regulations, and more. I am open to playing a diverse set of roles including a nanny, mother's helper, babysitter, and nanny/housekeeper. My working hours are flexible with availability on weekdays from Monday to Thursday during the morning and mid-day shifts, and mornings on Fridays and Saturdays. I'm looking for part-time, live-out opportunities to maximize my skills at their full potential. I am able to proficiently supervise up to three children, ensuring their wellbeing at all times. Despite being comfortable with pet care roles, it's important to note that owing to my firm commitment to maintaining healthy environments, I don't smoke and can also swim well. While I do not have children of my own, my rich experience in childcare roles informs my deep understanding of kid's developmental needs. I am ready to start immediately, and though I do not own a vehicle, I am comfortable traveling as part of the role. I communicate fluently in both English and French and I am willing to obtain a police check for your peace of mind. With my traditional African values complemented by my global exposure, I assure you of a unique blend of versatile child care methods.

If you're looking for a loving caregiver for your little ones, I would love to . Please feel free to message me if you're interested in discussing how I can support your family's childcare needs. I'm excited to connect with you and to potentially become a part of your family's support system.