Carla Lizeth Grajeda
Nanny, Baby Nurse
I am a responsable, reliable, motivated and energetic , happily engage with babies and children during play and patiently interacted Nanny and NCS , I'm a CPR , FIRST AID CERTIFIED, NCS, SLEEP TRAINER. Educated in New born studies and Child development 0-5 years old. Fluent English and Spanish.
Education & Training
High School
Accounting in EL porvenir , Guatemala, C.A.
College
none
Special Training
CPR
FIRST AID
NCS
SLEEP TRAINER
INFANT STUDIES 0-2
CHILD DEVELOPMENT 0-5
Additional Training
CPR Training
Other Training
Interests
Arts & Crafts
Other Interests
Family Name
VENNER
Sep 29, 2020
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Apr 5, 2024
Job Description
Full-time nanny for a newborn baby
Responsibilities include keeping the baby on a scheduled routine for her feeding, diaper changes, and nap times as well as providing stimulating age-appropriate activities, such as going for walks and playtime, and cooking healthy meals for the child. Additionally, I was responsible for washing babies' bottles and clothing, as well as keeping her room organized. Now that the child is older, responsibilities include driving her to extracurricular activities such as the gym, park, library, and music class. I also assist with potty training, feeding, and day-to-day toddler activities.
Reasons for Leaving
The family is relocating to the state of Texas on June 1st.
Family Name
WINTERS
Oct 22, 2023
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Dec 31, 2023
Job Description
Overnight, on Fridays and Saturdays as an NCS for a one-month-old infant with acid reflux. Responsibilities included feeding the infant every 3 hours, changing diapers, sleep training, and creating a safe environment for the infant. Additionally, my responsibilities included swaddling the infant and rocking him back to sleep after scheduled feeding times.
Reasons for Leaving
Temporary NCS position. Left once the baby was sleep-trained.
Family Name
Gendell
Nov 10, 2009
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Sep 26, 2020
Job Description
Full-time nanny for a newborn baby. Responsibilities included attending to her well-being as an infant, maintaining her calendar as she grew older, driving her to extracurricular activities and school, participating in play and learning activities at home, parks, and libraries, making her meals as requested by her family, and washing her clothes. Keep her toys organized.
Reasons for Leaving
After 11 years of working with this family, her mother got a work-from-home job and no longer needed extra help.