Mary Rose

I've got about 4 years of experience working as a nanny and helper. During that time, I took care of a child and also handled household tasks like cleaning, laundry, ironing, and cooking. My day usually started with making breakfast for the family and getting the child ready for school. I would bathe him, give him his vitamins, and make sure he had everything he needed for school. While he was at school and his parents were at work, I would clean the house. I also did laundry and ironing when it was scheduled, as well as grocery shopping. When the school day was done, I’d pick him up and help him take a nap when we got home since he needed it. While he was sleeping, I would go through his notes to check what assignments or activities he had for the next day. When he woke up, I’d tutor him on what he learned at school that day. After that, I'd give him some time to play while I prepared dinner. After we ate and cleaned the kitchen, I would bathe him again and read bedtime stories, or sometimes we’d play a bit before he went to sleep. After everyone was settled in for the night, I'd tidy up anything else in the house before heading to bed myself. I did this job from 2011 to 2015, and even though I'm not with that family anymore, I've continued to care for my own family, which has helped me a lot with managing daily tasks.

Right now, I'm also doing some on-call cleaning jobs, which has helped me sharpen my skills in keeping things clean and organized.

I'm patient, responsible, and hardworking when it comes to daily tasks. I'm trustworthy, flexible, and always eager to learn. I follow instructions well, and I can work independently or with minimal supervision. Safety is always my top priority.