My name is Ally Beth. I’m a French Canadian with a strong background in childcare and youth development, and I’m currently a college student continuing to build on my passion for working with children. I have over five years of experience caring for kids ages 0–12 through babysitting and have worked as a summer camp counselor for two years at an overnight camp, supporting groups of 6–9 children aged 4–15. I’ve created fun, safe, and inclusive environments where kids feel supported and encouraged, including those with autism and other disabilities. I’m confident in handling responsibilities like meal preparation, sleep routines, and planning engaging, educational activities that meet each child’s unique needs. Outside of work, I’m an active person with hobbies that include dance, cheerleading, rugby, and running—activities that help me bring energy and creativity into any childcare setting. Throughout high school, I maintained strong grades while being involved in multiple clubs and leadership conferences, which helped shape my reliability, teamwork skills, and dedication. I’m passionate about making a positive difference in children’s lives and bringing enthusiasm, empathy, and structure to every role I take on.

Summer Camp Counselor Overnight Camp | Summers (2 Years) • Cared for groups of 6–9 campers at a time, ages 4–15, during week-long overnight sessions • Created a fun, loving, and safe camp environment focused on personal growth and inclusion • Planned and led enriching activities that supported campers’ social, emotional, and physical development • Worked closely with fellow staff to ensure the well-being of all campers, including those with disabilities Babysitter Various Families | 5 Years • Provided dependable care for children ages 0–8 across multiple families • Prepared nutritious meals and snacks, managed nap and bedtime routines, and ensured a smooth morning wake-up • Developed and facilitated age-appropriate, fun, and educational activities to engage children and support development • Adapted care to meet the individual needs of each child, including those with autism and other special needs