I had my visa interview on January 8, 2024, arrived in the United States on February 16, and have only stayed with one client.
Self-introduction:
I am from Zhijiang, Hunan. I took early retirement from the education system in 2012. In October 2012, I began working as a postpartum nanny and childcare provider, and studied housekeeping organization and various skills. In the families I serve, I am an understanding auntie who sees what needs to be done and gives you peace of mind. In 2022, I did vocational training in a city in China. I am proficient in every stage of a baby's growth, including care for low-birth-weight babies and twins, adding complementary foods and meeting needs, tasty northern and southern Chinese dishes, pasta/noodle foods, and breakfasts. I have worked as a postpartum nanny and cook at a postpartum center in the United States. My cooking is light but flavorful, and all of this will not disappoint you.
Work experience:
From 2012 to 2014, I worked as a postpartum nanny and childcare provider in Huaihua, Hunan.
In March 2015, I cared for a baby who had returned from the United States in Chongwenmen, Beijing, for one year.
In May 2016, I cared for a premature baby and twins in Tongzhou, Beijing.
In February 2018, I cared for a surrogacy baby in a villa area by the Qiantang River in Hangzhou until the Lunar New Year.
In December 2019, I went home for the Spring Festival.
At the beginning of 2020, when COVID came, I rested at home.
From May 2021 to October 2023, I did vocational training at Huaihua Medical College in Hunan.
At the end of 2023, I prepared for a U.S. visa.
On February 16, 2024, I came to the United States to work as a postpartum nanny.
In mid-May 2024, I worked as a postpartum nanny in the San Francisco Bay Area for two months.
In July 2024, I worked as a postpartum nanny in New York for two months.
On September 8, 2024, I cared for the baby of a Chinese-American family in Irvine, Los Angeles, for one month.
In November 2024, I worked as a postpartum nanny in Arcadia, Los Angeles, and extended the job until the baby was six months old.
In June 2025, I took the U.S. driver's license test.
In July, I had a physical exam. In August, I worked as a postpartum nanny in San Mateo, San Francisco, for 30 days.
In October, I will work as a postpartum nanny in San Francisco until December 16.
In the process of caring for babies, the foundation of growth is always the main focus, and prevention is more important than treatment. I frequently pay attention to babies' development and growth. Based on the five major developmental domains of childcare, I carefully observe each stage of a baby's growth and development, and when I find problems, I inform parents of solutions. Gross motor skills and language perception are very important stages, and every step of training must not be missed. A baby's language training, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, and social abilities are all closely connected to the parent-child activities involving the childcare auntie and the family. I will use all my life's energy to take good care of your baby.
