One afternoon, while caring for a toddler named Sarah, we decided to have a fun and educational activity. We set up a makeshift “sensory station” using different textured materials like soft fabrics, rough sandpaper, and smooth plastic. Sarah eagerly explored each texture, laughing as she squished playdough and ran her fingers through a bowl of uncooked rice. As we played, I noticed Sarah’s curiosity and creativity blossoming. She started stacking blocks and arranging them into imaginary houses, all while chattering away about her pretend world. It was heartwarming to see her imagination at work. Throughout the afternoon, we also enjoyed reading colorful picture books and singing nursery rhymes together. When it was time for her nap, Sarah snuggled up with her favorite stuffed animal, drifting off to sleep with a contented smile on her face. Reflecting on the day, I felt grateful for the opportunity to nurture Sarah’s growth and development through engaging activities and loving care.

. Supervising and ensuring the safety of children. 2. Providing basic needs such as feeding, bathing, and changing diapers. 3. Engaging children in age-appropriate activities and play. 4. Assisting with homework and educational activities. 5. Administering medications or following medical care plans if necessary. 1. Assisting with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and grooming. 2. Providing companionship and emotional support. 3. Monitoring medication schedules and assisting with medication management. 4. Accompanying to medical appointments or coordinating transportation. 5. Meal preparation and ensuring proper nutrition. 6. Light housekeeping and maintaining a safe environment. 7. Keeping family members informed about the senior's well-being and any changes in health or behavior.