Jessica lhuillier
Nanny/ Mothers Helper
Recruiter’s Comment
From our first conversation, Jess came across as mature, professional, and deeply knowledgeable in the field of childcare. She speaks with confidence and clarity, using professional language that reflects her training and her genuine commitment to high standards of care. Jess followed the agency’s directions precisely, which strongly indicates she would treat parents with the same respect, care, and attention to detail.
Her breadth of experience in early childhood education is clear from leading a babies’ room to adapting seamlessly to different age groups and family needs. She understands developmental milestones, safety protocols, and how to create nurturing, structured environments where children feel secure and valued. Jess balances warmth with professionalism, leaving a strong impression as someone who is both approachable and highly capable.
Experience & Background
- Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care
- Lead educator in a babies’ room, caring for infants aged 2–18 months
- Full-time educator across multiple age groups in early learning settings
- Nanny and babysitter experience with children from infancy to school age
- Skilled in implementing age-appropriate learning activities and routines
- Strong safety awareness and adherence to childcare best practices
Approach with Children
- Builds trust quickly through warmth, consistency, and professional conduct
- Creates engaging, developmentally supportive activities tailored to each child
- Maintains clear routines while allowing flexibility for each child’s needs
- Focused on both educational outcomes and emotional wellbeing
Personality & Strengths
- Mature, respectful, and highly professional in all interactions
- Calm and composed, even in busy or challenging situations
- Detail-oriented and proactive in following instructions
- Strong understanding of safeguarding and safety protocols

Motivation & Fit
- Committed to supporting families with reliable, high-quality care
- Passionate about early childhood development and creating positive learning environments
- Flexible and adaptable to family routines and needs
- Well-suited for a family seeking a capable, respectful, and experienced mother’s helper
Q: Can you tell me about your background in childcare and what led you to nannying?
Q: Can you tell me about your background in childcare and what led you to nannying?
A: I started nannying in 2022 while also working in early learning centres. I’ve worked as both an educator and room leader, caring for babies as young as two weeks old through to school-aged children. I love the one-on-one connection nannying provides — it allows me to focus on the child’s individual needs while also supporting the family.
Q: You’re currently working as a Room Leader in the babies’ room. How does that experience prepare you for a nanny role?
Q: You’re currently working as a Room Leader in the babies’ room. How does that experience prepare you for a nanny role?
A: It’s given me strong skills in planning daily routines, ensuring safe and nurturing environments, and supporting developmental milestones. I’m very comfortable with newborn and infant care — feeding, sleeping, play-based learning — and I bring that professional structure into a home setting.
Q: The family requires care on Mondays. How does that fit with your current schedule?
Q: The Richmond family requires care on Mondays. How does that fit with your current schedule?
A: Mondays work really well for me. I’m looking to take on nannying roles alongside my current centre position, and Mondays are a day I can commit to consistently.
Q: What are some of your strengths that would make you a good fit for this family?
Q: What are some of your strengths that would make you a good fit for this family?
A: I’m warm and adaptable, but also structured and professional. Families often tell me they appreciate how I balance playfulness with responsibility. I have strong newborn experience, I’m confident driving children, and I’m reliable with communication and routines.
Q: The family has asked for a nanny who can support with routines and light household duties. Are you comfortable with that?
Q: The family has asked for a nanny who can support with routines and light household duties. Are you comfortable with that?
A: Yes, definitely. I’ve done that in both my nanny roles and centre-based work. I can assist with tidying, preparing meals or snacks, and helping keep the home in order while prioritising the child’s care.
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