Vetsy June is a Filipino helper with more than 6 years of experience working in Singapore and Hong Kong. She has provided care for newborns and children while managing household cooking Japanese, Chinese and Western dishes.

Nov 2022 to Nov 2024. Hongkong. For a Chinese family living in a 2-bedroom flat consisting of two adults and a one year-old baby. Her main responsibilities included housekeeping, grocery shopping, and infant care. She attended to the child's daily needs, including feeding, bathing, diaper changing, putting the child to sleep, and managing nap times. She completed her contract.

Nov 2021 to May 2022. Singapore. Her main duties were cleaning, grocery shopping, and newborn care. She prepared Western dishes, including pasta, meatballs, mashed potatoes, bacon and eggs, fish and chips, sausages, and other simple home-cooked meals, while managing her infant care responsibilities. She left due to a personal family emergency.

2020 to 2021. For a Chinese family of 2 adults in a condo. Her responsibilities included housekeeping, cooking, grocery shopping, and pet care. She planned and prepared Chinese home-style meals based on her employer's preferences, typically consisting of two dishes and a soup for dinner. She is experienced in cooking a variety of Chinese dishes, including stir-fried noodles, congee, braised pork, tofu dishes, sweet and sour fish or pork, fried rice, steamed fish or meat, char kway teow, curry, and a selection of Chinese soups. Vetsy also cared for the family's Spaniel dog, including feeding, weekly grooming, and brushing its teeth every night. She transferred to a new employer after her employer relocated.

2018 to 2019. For a Japanese family living in a 3-bedroom condo consisting of two adults and three children aged 8, 10, and 13. Her main tasks included general housework, cooking, grocery shopping, and assisting with childcare. She prepared Japanese dishes, such as chicken teriyaki, tonkatsu, ramen, chicken karaage, and rolled pork. She follows recipes and prepared meals according to the family's preferences using the cookbooks provided by her employer. She transferred to a new employer after the family relocated.

A video conference maybe arranged as she is available for immediate employment.