Home Daycares in Rowlett

Working with children is so rewarding. My background is in sociology, and I have worked with many children over the years, some who had unique challenges and had been through a lot in life. I love being able to contribute to the well-being of children in positive and lasting ways. I am loving and patient, and I always treat kids equally, and like they are my own. Kids feel comfortable and safe in my home program and with me – and they learn so much here. The work I do is so meaningful in so many ways!

Childcare has been my passion since I was a teenager! I began providing nanny services to families in my neighborhood during summer breaks and loved it so much I continued through high school and college. After graduation I went right into the world of education and got my elementary certification. Working in both public schools and private childcare settings taught me so much about all types of children and learners, and now I’m able to assess kid’s needs quickly and offer the right level of care to get them where they need to be. I have a positive, optimistic attitude and love being around little ones!

Simply getting to know the young children’s unique personalities is the best part! Every child should have a safe and supportive space they can go to to take these early developmental and social steps. At my program, we work hard to make sure everyone feels heard and valued for who they are. After working in daycare for 30 years, I have had the privilege of meeting some incredible individuals—and I still maintain relationships with some of them and their families! Knowing that I had a small part in their growth is the most incredible feeling. It’s an honor when parents trust you to look after their loved ones, and it’s a joy to be able to bond over a shared love and sense of responsibility for the next generation.

It’s so amazing to watch kids flourish! At this age, they’re learning and changing so quickly, and it’s thrilling to figure out what each individual needs. It’s different every time. What works for one child may not be helpful to another, and that’s what keeps every day so engaging. Seeing the kids develop, both socially and emotionally, is always exciting. There are so many small moments like that: when two friends meet for the first time or when a child draws something they’re really proud of, for example. Those moments make this job so special. Taking care of children has been a lifelong passion; over the years, I’ve had the joy of mentoring so many wonderful kids and watching them grow into incredible, unique adults. It’s so heartening to think that I had a small part in their journey.