At the age of 56, I have entered what feels like the golden age of my life. In this stage, I am filled with an overwhelming sense of kindness and love, especially towards the younger generation that comes into my life, specifically, my cherished grandchildren and all of the lovely children I have the pleasure to babysit. When these children are under my care, I look after them with an intensity of love and devotion as if they were my own flesh and blood. Being a grandparent or a babysitter is not an effortless task, but I find myself naturally suited for it due to my deep well of patience. There is hardly a situation that throws me off balance or makes me lose my temper. I approach each day and every circumstance with a calm and patient demeanor, rarely allowing provocation to trigger any sense of anger in me. But more than anything, one of the most important aspects of my character that defines me as an individual is my profound respect and reverence for God. I consider myself a God-fearing person. This respect extends to every aspect of my life, influencing my attitudes, decisions, and actions. It is this core spiritual belief that guides me and shapes my ethical compass in life.

I have experienced in taking care of a twin 2 yr old boys.. They got spot in daycare thats why i stop taking care of them.. I have also experienced taking care of a 1yr old boy..i just stop my job there because its hard for me to walk going to their house its in uphill i got chestpain.. At present i have on call baby sitting at night..