Elvie is a Filipino domestic helper with experience working for Chinese employers in Singapore and Hong Kong. She prepares Chinese and Western cuisine and has experience managing households.

Jan 2026 to Present. Hong Kong. For Chinese family of 2 adults and 2 children 7, in a 4-bedroom condo alongside another helper. Both shared household responsibilities including cleaning, laundry, ironing, grocery shopping, cooking, and childcare. Her responsibility was caring for the older child, while the younger child was looked after by the other helper. The family also had two cats, a Silver Tabby and a Ragdoll, which she helped care for. She was able to prepare Chinese dishes, including tomato with egg, tofu dishes, steamed fish and vegetables, fried rice, braised pork with potatoes, congee, wonton noodle soup, ABC soup, apple soup, lotus root soup, and chicken soup. She is seeking a transfer as the employer no longer requires two helpers.

Jan 2024 to Jan 2026. HongKong. For a Chinese couple with their newborn in a 4-bedroom condo. Her duties included cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, and providing full-time newborn care, including sleeping with the baby at night, feeding, bathing, and diaper changing. She prepared Chinese dishes for dinner typically serving 4 to 5 dishes with the soup included such as steamed vegetables, ginger chicken, pancit beejon, braised pork or chicken, stir fry vegetable, sweet and sour dishes, spring roll, tofu dishes, spring roll, noodle soup, chicken soup and dishes they prefer. She completed her contract.

Jun 2019 to Mar 2023. Singapore. For a Chinese family of two adults in a six-bedroom, two-storey landed house. Her main duties included cleaning, cooking, laundry, ironing, grocery shopping, car washing, and gardening, where she grew papaya, tomatoes, chives, and flowers. She prepared both Chinese and Western dishes. She left the position due to a family emergency.

Apr 2015 to Oct 2016. Singapore. For a Chinese family of two adults and a newborn in a two-room HDB. Her main duties included cleaning and providing full-time newborn care, including sleeping with the baby, feeding, bathing, and diaper changing. Cooking was not required, although she is able to prepare Chinese dishes. She requested a transfer as she was not a suitable fit with the family.

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