Hi, I’m Caidence Brassfield. Most people call me Cady.
I’ve worked in private homes and childcare settings, including as an infant and toddler teacher. I’ve cared for babies as young as six weeks and spent three years nannying. I’m pursuing my bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education at Wright State University.
I plan to care for about two to three children at a time so I can get to know each child’s routines and give them individual attention.
Start with a free meet-and-greet to get to know Cady, see the space, and talk through your child’s needs. If it’s a fit, we’ll agree on your first day and schedule, complete the child forms and sign a family agreement. The care address is shared privately.
What do families bring?
Please send a spare outfit and any diapers, wipes, preferred bottles, formula or breast milk your child needs. We’ll agree in advance on who provides meals and snacks and discuss allergies, feeding and comfort routines.
How do absences and closures work?
Ordinary absences and sick days are still payable because the spot is reserved. If I’m closed on a day you’ve reserved, you’ll receive a credit for that day. A fully closed week costs $0. Any family vacation adjustment is agreed in writing in advance.
What about illness, medication or late pickup?
Please text promptly about illness, absences or delays. The family packet explains when to stay home, how to authorize medication, and the five-minute late-pickup grace period. We’ll review these details together before care begins.
04 / Let’s meet
Come meet Cady.
Tell me which days you need babysitting and when you’d like to start. We can talk about availability and arrange a free visit.
Not sure what to say?
Hi Cady, I’m looking for babysitting on [weekdays], starting around [month]. Could we set up a meet-and-greet?