I am of African descent. I will be in my 8th year of marriage November 11, 2014 and I have a son who is almost 7 years old. My husband has studied theology at Acadia University, Wolfville, Nova Scotia and he is now in a graduate program in the faculty of religious studies McGill University and Presbyterian College both in Montreal. I studied administration in Nigeria and worked for a while as an administrative assstant before my family and me moved to Canada. Regarding my area of interests and hobbies, I love to cook and spend time with my family, to read, and to listen to music. I am also very interested in nursing. I am a calm and patient person with a strong sense and appreciation for family values and love for children. You will find in me a woman who is a team player, cooperative, and dedicated to her commitment. You will not regret hiring me.

Firstly, I will like to know the about expectations of the parents of me. For example, when to feed the child/children; when to go out for a walk and for how long are we allowed to stay out; the things the child/children like doing and if I am allow to add some good educational activities based on the child’s or children’s interests. As a team player that I am, I will work together with parent(s) to help develop and care for the child/children according to their family values. Secondly, I will endeavour to daily report to the parent(s) things we did, places we went, meals we had, if required. Because I know some parents are very particular and concerned about every detail concerning their children, which is fine with me. Thirdly, I will keep the child or children clean whenever needed and their immediate environment as it is for raising healthy children. I have enough energy to keep up with the child or children under my care. I will appreciate an open, respectful, and healthy relationship with the family, for example, what I did wrong and how to do better and how parents could help me take care of their child/children better. If this kind of relationship is allowed to cultivate, I believe that it is lifelong and so are its impacts on the child/children. Lastly, I am a mother who is raising her own child. I have experience that is to my advantage if given the chance to work for you in this difficult but very important responsibility of being your right hand person as you raise your own child/children according to your own family values.