Lydia Eno

• Primarily working with children with Autism and communication difficulties
• Observe and monitor theirs cues
• Study their needs, likes and dislikes
• Offer caring companionship and emotional support.
• Facilitate recreational activities tailored to individual patient interests, promoting social engagement and mental stimulation.
• Assist clients with daily living needs to maintain self-esteem and general wellness.
• Promote social skills among the kids when working in a group setting
• Establish trusting relationships with patients through consistent reliability and genuine empathy towards their unique situations.

-Managed a licensed day home of three kids.

-I welcomed them in the mornings

-Provided breakfast.

-Planned age-appropriate activities to support brain development.

-Assisted with feeding, potty training, and nature walks for social interaction.

-Encouraged sensory stimulation through guided play.

-Outdoor activities

• Supervised free play and other activities to keep children safe.
• Supervised outdoor playtime, ensuring safety while encouraging physical activity and exploration.
• Ensured a safe and nurturing environment by maintaining clean and organized spaces for daily use.
• Assisted with meal preparation and feeding to meet children's dietary needs.
• Sanitized dishes, tabletops, toys, and frequently touched surfaces to prevent spreading of germs.
• Boosted children''s cognitive development with age-appropriate educational games and activities.
• Supported early language development through storytelling, songs, and interactive conversations with children.
• Maintained daily records of children's individual activities, behaviors, meals, and naps.
• Collaborated with other childcare professionals to continuously improve the quality of care provided to children.
• Maintained clean, neat and hazard-free areas to protect kids, personnel and families.
• Logged information regarding naps, feedings, and any medications administered.