Rhysbeth

In my first job, I worked with a wonderful family for 4 years. They had a 1-year-old girl and two boys who were 9 and 10. My employer was very kind, and the kids were great, especially the little girl. Each morning, I would wake up early to prepare breakfast for them and pack their lunches. After that, I'd help the kids get dressed and take them to the bus. Once they left, I would clean the house. When the baby girl woke up, I would stop cleaning to focus on her. I would make her meals, play with her, give her a bath, and after she settled down, I’d get back to my chores like cooking dinner and tidying the house before bed. If the kids had homework and my employer needed my help, I was always happy to assist, but I didn’t push it since she liked to help them herself. I also did laundry, ironing, and went to the market.

For my second job, I had a lovely employer too, just like my first one. She had a 2-year-old and was pregnant when I started. My duties included cooking breakfast for her, cleaning the house, taking care of the two kids, cooking dinner, washing clothes, ironing, marketing, and gardening. Once my employer gave birth to her second son, she hired another helper so we could focus more on each child and share the house chores. I’m a trustworthy and honest person. I’m polite, respectful, and I follow house rules. I really enjoy taking care of kids and cleaning, and I’m very organized and detail-oriented. I like cooking simple dishes, but I’m also keen to explore different cuisines and I’m willing to learn and be trained.