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I’m Shaira Mei Solano, you can call me Shai and I’m 25 years old. I studied at Far Eastern University and took up BA in Communication. My mother, Ma. Glena, is a nurse in Saudi Arabia while my father, Rexfield, took up business management but working as a purchasing assistant in a local newspaper here in the Philippines. Meanwhile, my younger sibling, Kimberly, took up medicine technology but stopped studying temporarily, and worked for the mean time to save up money for her degree. When pandemic began and home quarantine was implemented globally, I get to do my hobbies, that include reading books, writing short scripts or articles, dancing, sketching, watching Netflix series, Korean dramas, and anime. I also love to sing in a karaoke, shopping, when I have extra money and doing home work outs so that I can stay fit and healthy. My interests on the other hand include, learning about countries’ culture and their language, studying geography, reading about World History and Astronomy.

My child care experience started when I was baby-sitting my two-year-old niece, I was in-charge of feeding her whenever her mom works, bathing her, playing with her, staying by her side, making sure that she gets to sleep in the afternoon, then making sure that she’s safe and happy before giving her back to her mom. I also had an internship with Star Magic, an acting workshop here in the Philippines which caters from ages 4 – 12 years old children. During their break time, I have to make sure that no one is fighting and make peace, everyone should get to eat and no kid is bullying another. I also taught them basic politeness on how to say please, thank you, and you’re welcome, when asking for a request from an older person or vice versa. One of the hardest tasks when dealing with children from a large group of children would probably be, dealing with their tantrums. It’s tough when kids don’t get their way, but I was able to manage it by teaching them proper discipline in a friendly manner to behave properly while in class. I also taught them how to respect someone when someone is performing or talking in front of the class. When it comes to household chores, I don’t have the slightest problem about it. I grew up in the province, and raised by my grandparents, from grade school to high school. It was hard to be apart from my parents but it gave me knowledge on a lot of things like how to cook, iron my uniform, do basic gardening in our backyard, sweep the floor and maintaining the cleanliness of the house.

They say that “Experience is the best teacher”, and it is true indeed. One of the reasons, I want to be an au pair is to travel across Europe, especially in Germany. I’ve never been outside of my country and I think that it would further help me with my personal growth, gain experiences, and potentially help me with my career growth. In addition, I would like to know how other countries live, celebrate their holidays or traditions and how they interact with each other. This would be a challenge for myself since I’m introvert and I usually stay indoors all the time. I would also like to assist my host family, lessen their effort with their household chores, I know how hard it could be managing their time with their children, loved ones and their job. It gives me the satisfaction that I can help out other people and make them happy. This would also give me the chance to take good care of their kids, making sure that they’re still having fun while they’re working and ensure their safety.

Shaira Mei Solano