Anita Brady

• Organized educational games and materials to encourage learning in a fun way.
• Instructed the children in proper behavior, manners, health habits.
• Gave medication to children as directed by parents or guardians.
• Kept detailed records of each child's progress including meals eaten, naps taken.

Managed household duties include children laundry, grocery shopping or light housekeeping tasks when necessary. Provided positive reinforcement through rewards system for good behavior. Took children on outings such as walks, parks, library visits, sports events or educational trips. Engaged in creative play with children such as reading stories, playing games or drawing pictures. Prepared meals according to dietary needs of the family’s children. Developed lasting, professional relationships with families by encouraging open communication and delivering positive feedback.

• Developed an understanding of each child's individual strengths and weaknesses.
• Participated in professional development activities such as trainings or workshops related to childcare topics.
• Maintained a safe, healthy and nurturing environment for the children in their home.
• Communicated with parents regularly to discuss progress, concerns and any other issues related to the care of their children.
• Monitored behavior of the children to enforce appropriate conduct standards set by parents.
• Instructed proper hygiene habits such as brushing teeth or washing hands before meals.
• Took children on outings such as parks, library visits, sports events or educational trips.
• Engaged in creative play with the children such as reading stories, playing games or drawing pictures.
• Planned age-appropriate educational activities designed to promote learning and development.