Hi, I'm Miriana, I'm 33 and I'm Italian. I was born in southern Italy, but I moved In Zurich almost 3 years ago for work. I am a babysitter. When I was in Puglia I enrolled in the Faculty of Obstetrics driven by my passion for children, but during my internship I realized that that job wasn't for me because there was very little contact with children. Already during university I started working as a babysitter for a family with two small children. I stayed with them for 5 years but reluctantly had to leave them when they started school. I'm still on good terms with them, we'll talk and see you when I get back to Puglia. After this work experience I decided to move to Milan because it is a city that offers more job opportunities. As soon as I arrived there I immediately found a new job. And After 4 years I decided to move in Zurich. I love my job and I am convinced that I could not have made a better choice in my life. I really like spending time with children, playing with them, accompanying them on their growth journey. I am a cheerful and playful person, I always invent new activities to do with children. I am also a very responsible person, sensitive and attentive to the needs of children. I'm respectful, polite, tidy and I've never had any problems with the families I've worked with, neither with the children nor with the parents.
I consider myself a qualified person because during my studies I studied subjects related to the pediatric field, such as neonatology and paediatrics, and I also carried out an internship in a hospital. I also studied first aid and pediatric unblocking maneuvers. Furthermore, the experience accumulated in these many years of working with even very young children (I have worked with children from their first days of life), have strengthened me and made me a suitable person to be a nanny. I can also cook healthy food for the kids. Contact me for more information. Thank you!
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