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@@aaliyah.holttt thank you sissy 😍😍

Thank you!!

Thank you!

You rock!

Yes! Depends on their age but we would sing songs, teach colors, numbers, abc's, and do art work/crafts on the kids age level each day, but they would also get to have independent play. We would also go outside and let them play twice a day.

No. I am now a ophthalmic technician/scribe,

You’re gonna do great!

Seriously!!! I love her 🙃❤

I don't think so, at least not by yourself in the state of Georgia. I had a roommate and it was doable but I often didn't have any left over money. I think I made $9.50 at this job and the pay was every two weeks.

Are you over the age of 18? what state do you live in? Do you have a high school diploma or GED?

I'm not sure but at this particular daycare in the state of Georgia no you had to be 18 or older.

@@Alexiaholcombe_ ohh okay, im from sydney australia. And i really want to work at a daycare cause i love kids. And when i grow up i want to be a teacher hehe

@@kyliejennerfan169 This is a very late reply but once you turn 16 I would recommend you look into doing either a TAFE Cert III in early childhood education and care OR applying to do a traineeship at a local preschool / childcare centre. The traineeship basically means you are doing the certificate while working and getting paid (the pay is normally $19 - 25 and hour and increases once you get the certificate). Not every childcare place will take a 16 year old but that is the legal minimum age to work at one. In the meantime maybe see if there are any places you could volunteer at or get hired at like a small/local art class that teaches young children, get involved with Joeys (the youngest age of scouts) or young girl guides, or do some babysitting around you! Good luck!

Thank you so much!!❤️

At this particular job all you needed was a high school diploma and a clean background. They provided trainings as well as CPR classes.

Not anymore!

May I ask what are you doing now for work?@@Alexiaholcombe_ I have been working in home health care for years and decided that I wanted to switch careers. I really enjoyed this video and it made me feel better, because I was a little nervous.

I had the 6:30am-2:30pm shift, so they would usually come in eat breakfast and immediately go outside to play, after outside they would come in and directly sit in a circle time where we would go over colors, numbers, and shapes etc. Then straight into diaper changes, independent play for a while, then into the activity as a group. after that it was lunch time. The kids get into the habit because they do the same thing everyday and they know what's about to happen next. The children had good and bad days you never knew how they were going to react. Does this answer your question? How are you liking the job?

@@Alexiaholcombe_ Iam liking it so far

This age was 1 transitioning to 2. I loved this age! I don’t do this anymore though this video is from 2 years ago🙂

We would usually do breakfast, outside time, circle time (numbers, letters, shapes, and alphabet.) small groups with a learning activity or sensory activity such as sand, shaving cream, painting, etc. diapers in between each project so about every 2 hours 3 teachers would rotate changes depending on your schedule, then clean up for lunch, right after lunch nap time. During nap time we would have assigned cleaning and sanitation jobs as well as eating our lunch. When they woke up from nap we would go outside again come in read a few books, dance party and then free play until it was time to go home. Hope this gives you a better picture of how the day went 🙂 ps. I don’t work in childcare anymore.

We would usually do breakfast, outside time, circle time (numbers, letters, shapes, and alphabet.) small groups with a learning activity or sensory activity such as sand, shaving cream, painting, etc. diapers in between each project so about every 2 hours 3 teachers would rotate changes depending on your schedule, then clean up for lunch, right after lunch nap time. During nap time we would have assigned cleaning and sanitation jobs as well as eating our lunch. When they woke up from nap we would go outside again come in read a few books, dance party and then free play until it was time to go home. Hope this gives you a better picture of how the day went 🙂 ps. I don’t work in childcare anymore.

May I ask you why you left? ​@@Alexiaholcombe_

​@@Alexiaholcombe_why don't you work in childcare anymore

Honey I did the same thing and regret it terribly these kids are horrible don't work with 2 year olds they don't listen work with 3 and 4 year olds that's a great age.

Hi iam about to be a teacher aide at a daycare working with 3 and 4 year old this will my first time in this career what are your experiences how is it?

@@hey-its-me2848I have a 6 year old, 3 year old, and 2 year old. And my youngest one be testing me CONSTANTLY 😂😂😂

Mine is July 18th so close I guess.

That’s so cool!! I will definitely cherish the time I had with those babies!

I don’t have a degree in ECE I just have a high school diploma. I also have lots of experience with working with kids ages 6 weeks to 12. You just need experience.

I only had a high school diploma when I worked as an assistant teacher at this childcare. In order to be the lead teacher of the classroom you needed a specific certification I think called a CDA. (Child development associate) and you can make a little more money than the assistants. I would definitely just look into childcare centers in your area, I did have to do some online training courses that the facility paid for as well as a CPR class that they paid for as well! Good luck I know you can be great and whatever you put your mind to!

How did u apply?

@@asrasif5187 I did mine trough indeed

I’m going into a trade school this year, first year of high school, and I’ve gotten accepted because I wanted to become a teacher or work with younger kids. Not 100% sure if what I want to do but I wish you the best of luck

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