With over 20 years of experience caring for my nieces and nephew, I have developed a deep understanding of the needs of children at all stages, from newborns to teenagers. In addition to my personal experience, I have worked in developmental services for over 10 years, which has given me valuable skills in supporting individuals with disabilities, including autism. I am trained in First Aid with CPR, Safe Management, and American Sign Language (Level 2), and I apply these skills to ensure that children in my care feel safe, understood, and supported. I am committed to creating a positive, nurturing environment where children feel comfortable expressing themselves and developing their unique personalities. Whether through structured routines or open-ended activities, I encourage children to explore their interests while providing guidance when needed. I believe in the importance of building a trusting relationship with each child, where they feel respected, heard, and empowered. When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time outdoors with activities like horseback riding, hiking, and going to the beach. I’m also passionate about creativity—painting, singing, dancing, and attending plays and concerts are just a few of the ways I love to express myself. I bring patience, empathy, and a flexible approach to everything I do, always striving to create a space where children feel safe and can thrive.

I’m a caring and experienced nanny with over 20 years of hands-on experience helping raise my nieces and nephews, from newborn snuggles to teenage heart-to-hearts. I also have 10+ years working in developmental services, supporting individuals with disabilities, including autism and FASD. I’ve spent time in both homes and classrooms, including as an Educational Assistant in a Grade 1 class, where I helped kids with tools like PECS boards to support communication and emotional regulation. I’m certified in First Aid with CPR, Safe Management, and have Level 2 American Sign Language. Creating a safe, supportive space where kids feel heard, respected, and free to be themselves is something I care deeply about. I’m all about finding that balance between structure and fun, whether it’s building routines or diving into creative play. When I’m not working, you’ll usually find me outside—horseback riding, hiking, or enjoying the beach. I also love getting creative through painting, dancing, or singing. I bring patience, empathy, and a calm, flexible approach to every family I work with. My goal is always to make sure your child feels safe, confident, and truly valued!

Developmental Services Worker Diploma