Sequoia K.
I am from Langley and have no problem travelling! I come from a close, supportive family that helped inspire my passion for working with children. I graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of General Studies in Education, with double minors in Curriculum and Instruction and Social Justice in Education. I have several years of experience supporting children ages 1–12 in daycare settings, after-school programs, private respite care, and nannying. I am currently working as an Educational Assistant and nanny for two neurodivergent girls, providing individualized support, helping with daily routines, and creating engaging, child-centered learning experiences. I also have experience providing one-on-one care for a young teen with diverse needs, including personal care, emotional support, and mobility assistance. These experiences have strengthened my patience, adaptability, and commitment to inclusive, individualized care. Outside of work, I enjoy reading, crafting, crocheting, spending time outdoors, exploring local parks and trails, and making memories with friends and family. I love finding creative activities that encourage learning, imagination, and connection, and I often bring that creativity into my work with children. Families often describe me as warm, dependable, patient, and creative. I value open communication and strive to build trusting relationships where children feel safe, supported, understood, and free to have fun while they learn and grow.
I have several years of experience caring for children ages 1–12 in daycare, after-school programs, and private respite care. I love creating safe, engaging spaces where kids can explore, play, and grow. I support daily routines, plan fun and developmentally appropriate activities, and help children build confidence and independence. I also have experience providing one-on-one care for a young teen with diverse needs, including personal care, emotional support, and mobility assistance. This has strengthened my patience, adaptability, and commitment to individualized care. I value open communication and building warm, trusting relationships with families. My goal is always to help children feel supported, understood, and to make sure we have fun!
Graduated from Simon Fraser University with a bachelors in general studies of education with a double minor in curriculum and instruction and social justice in education.
Salary: Negotiable





Education
Non-smoker
Comfortable with pets
Can swim
Able to travel with the family

