Experienced Australian nanny looking for a job

Hello, my name is Amy , and I’m so pleased to introduce myself as a nanny candidate for your family. I bring over 20 years of childcare experience, both professionally and personally. Growing up in a large African family, I was caring for children from a very young age, and it’s been a natural and meaningful part of my life ever since. I’ve spent much of my life between Australia and Senegal, which has given me a deep appreciation for different cultures and personalities. I understand the importance of creating a nurturing, respectful home environment where children of all temperaments can feel safe, supported, and free to be themselves. In recent years, I’ve focused on caring for newborns, staying with families long-term and supporting children through their key developmental stages. My approach to childcare is gentle, intuitive, and rooted in patience and empathy. I am naturally caring and calm, and children tend to feel safe and settled in my presence. My academic background is in psychology and somatic psychology, which deeply informs how I work with children. I’m attuned to emotional regulation, developmental needs, and the body-mind connection—especially important for young children as they navigate their early experiences. I bring this understanding into everyday interactions, helping children feel emotionally secure and empowered. In addition to childcare, I love to cook healthy, nourishing meals and enjoy involving kids in the kitchen in playful, age-appropriate ways. I’m also extremely clean and organized, and naturally extend my care to the whole family—helping maintain a peaceful, well-run home environment. Whether it's supporting routines, assisting with light housekeeping, or simply being an extra set of hands, I believe in nurturing not only the children, but the household as a whole. I’m certified in CPR/First Aid and value clear, kind communication with parents. I believe in working as a team to provide the best possible care and consistency