My name is Linda, and I have a background in healthcare and education, with a Bachelor’s in Kinesiology and experience working as a Home Health Care Aide and Research Assistant. I’m currently pursuing my Master’s in Anatomical Sciences Education, and I truly enjoy roles where I can support others — whether that’s in a clinical, childcare, or academic setting. I come from a close-knit family and understand the importance of trust, patience, and communication when it comes to caring for others’ loved ones. I’m responsible, nurturing, and calm under pressure — all qualities I’ve developed through both professional and personal caregiving experiences. In my free time, I love painting, learning languages, playing sports like volleyball and badminton, and spending time with my younger cousins. I’m certified in First Aid, AED, and Food Safety, and I take safety and well-being very seriously. I’m someone you can rely on to show up with a positive attitude, a genuine love for caregiving, and a commitment to making others feel safe, supported, and respected.

I’ve provided childcare support both professionally and within family settings. While working as a Home Health Care Aide, I gained experience caring for individuals of varying ages and needs, which included helping with daily routines, preparing meals, and creating a calm, safe environment — all of which are directly applicable to childcare. Additionally, I’ve supported younger relatives, including children with special routines and dietary needs. I’m patient, attentive, and highly organized, with a strong understanding of how to keep children engaged, safe, and supported. My healthcare training (including First Aid and Food Safety certifications) also gives me added confidence in managing emergencies or health-related concerns. I genuinely enjoy caring for others and helping children feel comfortable and encouraged to grow in safe, nurturing environments.