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Hello! We’re
Cristine & Fatmahwati
We are Infant Care Teachers
What inspired you to pursue a career in Infant Care Teaching?
Fatmahwati: I found myself drawn to the transformative power of early childhood education. Despite a career change from hospitality, I felt a deep calling to make a difference in the lives of young children.
Cristine: For me, it was the sheer joy of witnessing the wonders of infancy—each giggle, each milestone, igniting a passion to be a part of their growth journey.
Describe a typical day in your role as an Infant Care Teacher?
Cristine: Our days start early, greeting children with warmth and creating a nurturing space for exploration and learning.
Fatmahwati: Absolutely. From soothing cries to encouraging first steps, our days are filled with moments of discovery and connection, tailored to each child’s unique needs.
What are some of the challenges you face in your profession?
Fatmahwati: The constant challenge lies in understanding and meeting the ever-changing needs of infants, often expressed through cries and gestures.
Cristine: Indeed. It requires patience, empathy, and quick thinking to navigate the intricacies of infant care effectively.
How do you ensure effective communication with parents regarding their child’s progress?
Fatmahwati: As a parent myself, I recognise the importance of open communication. We strive to foster trust and transparency, sharing milestones and addressing concerns promptly.
Cristine: Building strong relationships with parents is essential. When they see our genuine dedication to their child’s well-being, it fosters a sense of partnership in their journey.
What support do you receive from your colleagues and the organisation?
Cristine: We’re fortunate to be part of a supportive network of colleagues and mentors who offer guidance and encouragement.
Fatmahwati: Absolutely. Our organisation values professional development and seeks our input, creating a collaborative environment that fuels our growth and passion.
What is the most rewarding aspect of being an Infant Care Teacher?
Fatmahwati: For me, it’s the profound impact we have on shaping young minds and witnessing their growth.
Cristine: I couldn’t agree more. Seeing the smiles, hearing the laughter—it’s a reminder of the incredible privilege we have in nurturing the next generation.
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I’m reminded of the immense privilege and responsibility that comes with being an Infant Care Teacher. Through dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment, we strive to create a nurturing environment where every child can thrive. Our journey is not without its challenges, but it’s the moments of connection, growth, and joy that make it all worthwhile.
Fatmahwati
Together, let’s embark on a journey into the captivating world of early childhood education.
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Walk-in Interview at My First Skool
28 Sep 2024•
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26 Oct 2024•
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9 Nov 2024•
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