Super_Nanny

My name is Ashley Hurd and I am a super nanny! My teachers find me to be a bright, interested, inquisitive, engaging and hard working young woman of considerable promise. I plan to attend Washington State University and pursue a career as a pharmacist, major in either biology or pharmacy and minor in health sciences. Throughout high school and college I want to receive at least a GPA of 3.5 and be involved in my school’s clubs and activities, such as Tech club, Drama Club, and Link Crew leadership. Throughout college I want to continue to play golf and attempt a bowling league. I aim for goals such as these because they will keep me busy and aware of what is going on around me. Last summer, with no luck on getting a summer job, I agreed to watch my aunt, Michelle Brooks two children: Gabriel and Jimmy, for the summer, along with filling in for Katherine Mackie’s babysitting position, my best friend, and watching Krissy Parsons three children: Jaycee, Sydney, and Carmen. Watching these five children for an entire summer was the wholly hardest accomplishment I have ever set forth for myself from the recurring temper tantrums’ to the preparation of daily meals. These children were anything but normal! One day I arrived at Krissy’s home and Sydney, a year old, was completely naked and wearing a diaper. She would not change nor take off the diaper throughout the entire day. She kept and wore that diaper in secret for three full days until I was finally able to dispose of it. While preparing a hot dog for Gabriel, Michelle’s child, the exact way he asked for it he made me remake him a hot dog three times because it was not made “properly.” Now this child is 10, he can perfectly put mustard and ketchup on his own hot dog, but is implausibly too lazy to do so. Gabriel weighs 140 pounds, 20 pounds over my weight so arguing with him is impossible, for he becomes violent and attacks! I babysat the kids typically 45-54 hours a week, making less than minimum wage. I babysat Michelle’s children from June 2009 to August 2009. I babysat Krissy’s children from July 2009 to August 2009. For the entire summer I made only over $600 dollars. My positions as nanny for both houses significantly increased my patience and had me devise my own discipline routine (which included plentiful time outs). To relieve myself of the distress those five children put me through, Katherine and I frequently told each other our horror tales of babysitting. It made the situations seem not as horrific. The one thing that still flabbergasts me the most is I still want to have two children.