My name is Endurance, a dedicated and patient woman from Montreal seeking a role as a Nanny, Babysitter, Nanny/Housekeeper, Mother's Helper, Home daycare provider, Special Needs caretaker, or Virtual Babysitter. Although I am new to professional childcare, I am well-prepared and motivated to start immediately. Being tremendously flexible in terms of my schedule, I am available at any hour of any day of the week, whether for Full-Time or Part-Time employment. I am also open to live-out arrangements and can confidently manage the care of four or more children. Possessing a rich background in First Aid and CPR training, completed high school and college education, and certified Nanny Training, I am well equipped to provide quality care for children from 1 to 9 years old. My duties can extend to cooking, light housekeeping, laundry, ironing clothes, and preparing meals specifically catered to children. As a non-smoker who has undergone a police check, you can rest assured that your children's health, safety, and wellbeing will be my topmost priority. While I may not hold a driving license or a vehicle, my ability to relocate and travel exhibits my commitment and adaptability to meet your family's childcare needs. Even though I don't personally have children, I have a deep understanding of children's needs and handle them with patience and respect, including children with disabilities, whom I am more than willing and able to work with. As an English speaker of African descent, I can offer your children a diverse, loving, and nurturing environment. My ultimate aim is to become an integral part of your family as I share, guide, and contribute positively to the growth and development of your children. I look forward to meeting you and your little ones soon!

I worked under Morgan and mallet nanny agency in Alberta . Bathing, dressing and assisting with children’s personal hygiene. Ensuring the child’s emotional well-being through affection and encouragement . Following and enforcing family values and discipline guidelines Preparing children meals and snacks Running occasional errands such as grocery shopping for the family. Encouraging social development through playmates and outings to parks or museums. Keeping parents informed about their child’s daily activities, progress and any concerns .