Your profile is the first impression a family has of you. A few improvements can make a big difference.
A friendly, clear photo
A recent photo of you alone, smiling, with good light and a simple background. No sunglasses, no filters, and no photos of children from other families.
A headline that says who you are
For example: "Bilingual nanny for babies and toddlers, CPR certified, 5 years of experience". Families search for these details.
An "about me" that sounds like you
Three short paragraphs: your experience, how you spend a day with children, and why you love this work. Mention activities you enjoy: reading, crafts, music, the park, cooking together.
Proof that builds trust
- Your certifications: CPR and First Aid, the Asiri Care Certification, newborn care
- Your references
- Your availability, kept up to date
Be honest about what you do and don't do
If you don't drive, don't swim or don't care for pets, say so. Families appreciate honesty, and you'll get matches that fit you.
Answer quickly
Families often hire the first good caregiver who replies. Check your messages every day and answer within 24 hours, even if it's to say you're not available.