THE BABY PROS COLLECTIVE
NANNY PLACEMENT
Meet Raegan
ABOUT
She is Pediatric CPR and First Aid certified and approaches caregiving with a strong emphasis on safety, structure, and responsive care. Her experience also includes work as a newborn hearing screener, volunteer roles within children’s hospitals, and time spent in a pediatric hospital setting in South Africa, all of which have deepened her understanding of child development across diverse environments.
Raegan is deeply committed to creating a calm, engaging, and supportive environment where children feel secure, nurtured, and encouraged to grow with confidence.
Raegan is a compassionate, reliable caregiver with a strong foundation in early childhood development and pediatric care. With three years of experience as a developmental therapist, she has supported infants and young children with developmental delays and special needs through individualized, play-based, and family-centered approaches.
Alongside her clinical background, Raegan brings hands-on experience as a nanny, where she provided attentive, nurturing care that supported healthy growth, consistent routines, and age-appropriate developmental milestones. She is confident caring for newborns through early childhood and has experience working with a range of developmental needs, including NAS (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome) and children with additional medical or developmental considerations.
Letters of Recommendation
Reference Calls
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Reference Summary #1
This candidate was employed by the reference for many years, beginning in high school and continuing through college and beyond. She first worked in a retail and service setting, where she grew from an entry-level support role into a highly trusted team member responsible for opening and closing, customer service, training staff, marketing, advertising, and visual displays. After the business was sold, the reference hired her directly as a personal assistant, where she continued to demonstrate the same reliability, initiative, and trustworthiness.
She is described as exceptionally dependable, detail-oriented, and deeply committed to doing her work well. Across both business and household roles, she consistently proved herself capable of handling responsibility, adapting to changing needs, and taking pride in every task she was given.
Core strengths include:
Highly reliable and consistently dependable
Strong initiative, often going above and beyond what was asked
Excellent with communication and detailed updates
Calm and professional under stress
Receptive to feedback and quick to make adjustments
Strong sense of responsibility, pride, and follow-through
The reference emphasized that she was the kind of employee they could call on at the last minute and trust completely. She handled schedule changes well, stepped in when needed, and was known for being prepared, communicative, and thoughtful in how she managed both routine and unexpected responsibilities.
Communication & Professional Style:
She communicates clearly and consistently, leaving detailed notes, updates, and observations without needing to be prompted. She also speaks up appropriately when she notices a concern or believes something could be improved. The reference described her as someone who is both open to feedback and comfortable raising concerns in a respectful, productive way.
Personality & Fit:
She appears best suited for families who:
Value open, direct communication
Appreciate someone who takes real ownership of her role
Want a caregiver who is conscientious, thoughtful, and proactive
Are open to collaboration and mutual honesty
The reference noted that she is very family-oriented and especially well-suited to environments where communication is open and expectations are clearly shared.
Overall Impression:
A highly dependable, hardworking, and trustworthy candidate with strong instincts, excellent follow-through, and a clear sense of pride in her work. She appears to be the kind of caregiver and household support professional who brings consistency, initiative, and professionalism to every role she takes on.
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Reference Summary #2
This candidate worked as a Developmental Therapist within an early intervention program, supporting children across a wide range of needs, from mild developmental delays to medically complex cases. The reference, who was involved in her hiring, onboarding, and ongoing oversight, described her as an exceptionally strong and well-rounded professional.
She is known for her attention to detail, accountability, and strong communication, consistently meeting high standards in both documentation and client care. She was highly reliable in attending appointments in clients’ homes and proactive in communicating any changes, even minor ones.
Core strengths include:
Highly detail-oriented and accountable
Strong, proactive communication with families and team members
Deeply compassionate and non-judgmental across diverse family dynamics
Self-starter with strong initiative
Actively seeks out education, collaboration, and expert input
Excellent clinical judgment and adaptability
The reference emphasized her ability to work effectively with families from a wide variety of backgrounds, maintaining professionalism, empathy, and respect in all environments. She also demonstrated strong relational skills, including the ability to navigate challenging family dynamics, build trust, and guide families toward positive outcomes.
Communication & Professional Style:
She is highly receptive to feedback and approaches it with curiosity and a desire to improve. She balances humility with confidence, meaning she can both accept guidance and thoughtfully explain her own reasoning when appropriate. She is also proactive in seeking support or additional training when needed, demonstrating strong self-awareness and commitment to growth.
Personality & Fit:
She appears best suited for families who:
Value a knowledgeable, education-forward caregiver
Appreciate clear communication and collaboration
Want someone who can take initiative while also working as part of a team
Are open to guidance and trust her professional insight
She is also noted for having strong interpersonal awareness, allowing her to recognize when a dynamic is or is not a good fit and adjust accordingly.
Professionalism:
The reference specifically highlighted her discretion and ability to maintain boundaries. She does not engage in workplace gossip, handles sensitive situations appropriately, and demonstrates a high level of professionalism in both team and client-facing settings.
Overall Impression:
An exceptional, high-level candidate with a rare combination of clinical knowledge, emotional intelligence, initiative, and professionalism. She brings a thoughtful, education-driven approach to her work and is especially well-suited for families seeking a confident, communicative, and highly capable caregiver.
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Reference Summary #3
This reference worked closely with the candidate as both a colleague and peer within developmental therapy roles, including training together and collaborating across two agencies. Their relationship provides strong insight into both her professional performance and personal character.
She is described as highly dependable, proactive, and deeply supportive, both in professional settings and personal interactions. The reference emphasized her consistency, follow-through, and strong sense of responsibility, noting that she is someone who shows up early, meets deadlines, and can be relied on without hesitation.
Core strengths include:
Extremely reliable and punctual, often early rather than on time
Strong follow-through and organization with scheduling and responsibilities
Naturally supportive and responsive, both professionally and personally
Excellent with young children (0–5), meeting them at their developmental level
Builds quick, positive connections with both children and parents
Proactive in seeking support before becoming overwhelmed
The reference highlighted her ability to connect with children across a wide range of developmental needs, noting that she consistently meets children where they are and creates an environment where they feel comfortable, engaged, and eager to interact.
Communication & Professional Style:
She communicates openly and thoughtfully, offering honest feedback in a constructive and supportive way. She is not passive, but rather someone who wants to help others grow and improve, while still maintaining a kind and approachable tone. She is also strong in asking for help when needed, demonstrating self-awareness and emotional regulation.
Stress Management & Boundaries:
She handles stress proactively by reaching out for support early rather than becoming overwhelmed. The reference also emphasized her ability to set clear boundaries from the beginning, ensuring sustainable working relationships and preventing burnout.
Personality & Fit:
She appears best suited for families who:
Enjoy a hands-on, engaged caregiver who likes to be active and involved
Value structure and routine
Appreciate someone who is warm, communicative, and supportive
Want a nanny who will actively engage, play, and get out of the house with their child
Overall Impression:
A highly dependable, emotionally intelligent, and engaged caregiver who brings both professionalism and genuine warmth to her work. She stands out for her reliability, initiative, and ability to build strong, positive relationships with both children and adults.
