Born as one amongst nine siblings, I've often joked that I was born into the role of a babysitter. Coming from such a large family, there weren't many moments when I wasn't surrounded by a flurry of younger siblings. This is a reality that I embraced since my childhood. Aside from that, I hail from an extensive family network. Our sizable clan not only included my immediate family but also a vast amount of cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandparents, each of whom enriched my life in their unique ways. Submerged in such a setup, becoming a caregiver was more of a natural transition for me than a role I consciously picked. In essence, I was practically born with the responsibilities of a babysitter, courtesy of my bustling family life.

I have a few years of part-time experiences with childcare.