At present, Nanny-sharing is the best service I can be. I am passionate and dedicated in every work I do. I have skills in arts and crafts, creative photography, with talent in dancing. I am involved in sports like swimming, softball, and badminton. I am organized yet flexible, patient yet a creative woman. I have been a live-in nanny and housekeeper in the United States in between June 2003 to January 2011 in times I was attending post-graduates seminars and workshops connected to my Master's Degree in Photography at the Academy of Arts in San Francisco. In times I was in the USA, parents who hired me sent me to first aid training while taking care of their children both infant and toddler. Housekeeping and cooking were part of my job. My primary duties were to take care of the children, feed them healthy foods, play with them both indoor and outdoor, reading and watching educational books and videos and fun-time with arts and crafts. And travel with the family. As their family nanny, I have to secure the safety and the happiness of their children. On December 31, 2011, we resettled here in Richmond, Canada as Permanent Resident of British Columbia. And by February 11, 2012, two great families were able to hire me as their occasional nanny (only when needed) for their infant and toddler at West Point Grey and Trout Lake Community. After January 2014, when their children went to pre-school, another family at Yaletown and in Richmond hired me as their part-time nanny. When asked about a good restaurant to eat, I always declined for I know nothing, BUT ask about children's festivities and activities, parks and recreations. I have a lot of things to shares. I loved to say that my time here in Canada was splendid for I share the achievements, growth and development of with my children and the children I am taking care of.

I started working with children with my siblings since the death of my father in the year 1997. Due to financial needs, I have to work abroad and stay as live-in nanny and housekeeper since 2003. In the eve of December 31, 2011 our family migrated here in Richmond British Columbia. And as a new immigrant that time, my HONEST best ability and potential is being MOMMY and a NANNY. (up until present) And luckily, February 11, 2012, I was given the chance to work as a live out nanny in the area of West Point Grey. Then recently as part time Nanny at Roundhouse Yaletown once a week while the mother attends her Masteral class. I dealt with the children I took care differently according to their special needs, interest, attitudes and behaviour. The relationship of trust, love and confidence that was built between me and the children was rewarding. I saw their growth and shared their achievements and laughter. At times, we may fall due to ignorance like late on a specific event because I was not able to find it right away, and Playing the games on children's festivals which at times we end up not getting a price. I am simply helpful to the primary needs of the family. I sometimes drive and pick the children to their schools and other activities outside school. And with the launching Storytime for Babies and Toddlers by the Vancouver Public Libraries, I drove the baby to each library nearby to attend storytime for free. If permitted my employers at times requested me to tutor their children. And arrange their birthday parties. Yet, at present, I am offering NANNY SHARING with my 6 year old son if after school care is needed

I am simply a graduate of Bachelor of Arts Major in Mass Communication and tried to finish a Master Degree in Photography in San Francisco, California, USA while waiting for the approval of my immigrant visa application in Canada. At present, I am a Permanent Resident of British Columbia and my Masteral Degree is on hold.