Number of infants—0 Number of children—4
Number of elderly—0
There are a total of 6 people in the employer's family. Their duties were rotated weekly—one helper would focus on childcare while the other handled the household work, and then they would switch roles the following week.
She prepared snacks for the child.
She supervised the child at all times to ensure safety.
She assisted the child with bathing.
She accompanied the child to the playground for physical activities.
She helped prepare snacks, school uniforms, and other school necessities for the older children.
When she assigned to do the General housework
She cleaned, did the laundry, ironed clothes and cooking
She prepared breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the family. They were also frequently compared to each other regarding their performance and the quality of their work, which created a stressful working environment. She informed her employer that she was no longer comfortable working under such conditions.
Number of infants—0 Number of children—2
Number of elderly—0
There are a total of 4 people in the employer's family.
She organized the children's school essentials, including uniforms, bags, and other belongings.
She handled General Housework
She cleaned, did the laundry, ironed clothes and cooking
She took good care of the family's dog and attended to its daily needs.
Number of infants—0 Number of children—1
Number of elderly—0
There are a total of 3 people in the employer's family.
She brought the child to enrichment classes.
She washed and sterilized feeding bottles.
She slept with the child and provided care and assistance whenever needed.
She handled General Housework
She performed general household duties, including cleaning the house, cooking, doing the laundry, ironing clothes, and marketing every Saturday.
Can handle cats.
Can share room with other helpers
Can work with other helpers regardless of their nationality
Can share room with the kid/baby
Can do car washing, gardening, and basic sewing
Has no complaints about having CCTV in the employer's house:

[C] INTERVIEWER COMMENT
She has experience in childcare and household management, having previously worked in Singapore as a domestic helper. She wishes to find a new employer in Singapore so she can continue supporting her family, especially her children's needs and education. She is polite, able to follow instructions well, and demonstrated a positive attitude during the interview. She is highly motivated and eager to work in Singapore again. She would also prefer to have at least two rest days per month.