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This document discusses the joys of working with children from multiple perspectives. It includes quotes about how children value feelings over material things and how their energy, happiness, and innocence are remarkable. The document highlights experiences babysitting different aged children, working as a camp counselor, and assisting in a kindergarten class. It emphasizes that children's curiosity, creativity, and carefree nature make working with them very rewarding.
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- 3. “Children will not remember you for the material things you provide but for the feeling you cherish them with.” -Richard Evans
- 4. Baby sitting 3 year old Gabriella Children have a never ending supply of energy and happiness
- 6. Jodie Frank Florida State University Mirasol Tennis Camp Loves working with kids. Simple things make kids happy No matter what they will not judge you Enjoy the simple things unlike adults
- 8. Innocence of a child is incredible Babysitting Collin, age 2 –now 3
- 9. Myself and James Myself with Sophia.
- 10. Sarah HazellCamp counselor babysittermothers helperhelped in a kindergarten classworked with 4-5 and 7-8 yr olds Enjoys working with kids Watching them grow and develop She loves their laughs, random out bursts, creative minds participating in games, and their carefree minds
- 11. Creativity and curiosity Halloween in Child Development, with Gabriella
- 12. Taking a break from tennis with Birthday Princess, Blake!
- 13. Pursue a career in child psychology imagine life without the obnoxiousness of answering a million and one questions, watching how creative a child’s mind is, or their never ending smiles that are hardly ever erased from their innocent faces.