Babysitters in Gleasondale, MA

Hi! I’m Joyney, a college student studying Education, International Studies, and French. With over 10 years of experience working with children both domestically and internationally, I bring a unique blend of enthusiasm, patience, and cultural awareness to babysitting. I’m outgoing, attentive, and truly care about nurturing children’s emotional and developmental needs. If you’re looking for a fun and lively babysitter who also focuses on creating a safe, supportive environment, I’d love to be a part of your child's growth and happiness!

I love working with children and I volunteer at an elementary school during the academic year. I have babysat for at least ten years and have been a camp counselor as well. The family for whom I babysat the most had four children under the age of 11, one of which was an infant, and I never had any trouble taking care of all four children. I also have worked in pediatric care and research and hope to one day become a pediatrician!

My name is Briana, and I have been working with children since 2017. Initially, I started as a teaching fellow, where I planned lessons and activities for middle schoolers during the summertime. I did this fellowship between July 2017 and July 2018. However, I realized that I wanted to work with early childhood and began working with infants and toddlers at a daycare center named 'The Nutury' while still in college in December 2018. Throughout my time in college, I took lots of education courses in early childhood/special education. I worked at the daycare center as a temp until January 2020. Later that year, I took up the role of a Teacher Assistant at a daycare center in Chestnut Hill named 'Solbe.' I worked with infants and toddlers both part-time and full-time. The daycare was a fully immersed Spanish-speaking daycare where they would either teach the children Spanish or teach them basic words in Spanish. Because I took Spanish in college and it was my minor, I decided to further my Spanish at the daycare with the children as well. (FYI I have started to take Spanish lessons again recently) After graduating from college, I worked at Boston Children's Hospital for almost two years in the Child Care Center department. My experience at the hospital allowed me to learn how to cater to the needs of children with allergies or any other medical conditions, including administering medication to children. I am always alert and aware of the children's surroundings and needs. My passion for taking care of children is immense, and I make sure that they are well-fed, happy, and feel loved. I am excited to work with children again and build meaningful relationships with them and their families.