Upon her arrival, she was greeted by a 3-month-old baby and lived with the family, which included six adults and three other helpers. Gindy shared a room with the baby and the other helpers, ensuring she was always close to the infant. The baby had asthma, requiring special care to avoid exposure to irritants such as shisha smoke, dust, and other air pollutants. Gindy administered medication when needed, bathed the baby, changed diapers, fed, burped, and engaged in playtime activities. When the baby was not in her care, she was responsible for babysitting other children, including her employer's niece and child cousins.

In addition to childcare, Gindy can manage various household chores, like cleaning, mopping, dusting, laundry, ironing, washing dishes, folding clothes, and organizing closets. She knows in cooking Filipino dishes such as sinigang, adobo, tinola, nilagang baka, fried rice, also congee and soup.

Gindy is available for a video conference with advance notice.