Amalia is a 39-year-old Indonesian, married with a 14-year-old daughter, and a Muslim. She is a positive, matured, and amicable person. She has around nine years of experience working in Singapore, caring for elderly, newborns, toddlers, and young children. Amalia has a heart for children and is willing to look after newborns, children, and even those afflicted with medical conditions. She is able to communicate well in English and can read and write simple English.

She has almost seven years of experience caring for infants and children aged from newborn to 17 years old across four employers. For newborns, she carried out the full spectrum of nanny duties including bathing, changing diapers, preparing milk, sterilizing bottles, soothing, and ensuring safe sleep routines. She monitored growth milestones, introduced solid foods at appropriate stages, and maintained hygiene and comfort. For toddlers and kindergarten children, Amalia prepared breakfast, uniforms, school bags, and clean shoes and socks, and accompanied them to school either by walking, public bus, or bringing them to the school bus stop. After school, she provided snacks, showered them, and offered companionship through play, and storytelling. For older independent school‑going children, she ensured fresh uniforms, clean shoes, and socks were ready daily, encouraged discipline, and maintained routines while providing emotional support.

Amalia also has experience caring for the elderly. She looked after a 92-year-old cancer patient who was weak but mobile, staying close by during toileting and showering to prevent falls, giving massages for comfort, administering medicines, and accompanying him to the park for fresh air and to medical appointments. Her care was marked by patience, attentiveness, and respect for the elderly’s dignity.

She enjoys cooking and is skilled in both Chinese and Indonesian cuisines, adapting meals suitable for babies, toddlers, young children, adults, and the elderly. She can prepare dishes such as steamed fish, steamed chicken, steamed eggs, sweet and sour pork, pork soup, ayam penyet, stir‑fried pork, fried items, rendang, and many traditional Indonesian dishes. She is able to prepare soft‑textured meals for young children, nutritious soups for the elderly, and balanced meals for adults. Her cooking is versatile, healthy, and tailored to family needs.

In addition, Amalia is experienced in general household chores, having cleaned and maintained both terrace houses and HDB flats. Her duties included sweeping, mopping, laundry, ironing, dusting, and organizing. She has also done gardening and maintained outdoor areas neatly. Her housekeeping is thorough, consistent, and efficient.

Amalia is interview‑ready and can attend video calls at the convenience of potential employers. Her mindset is to work in Singapore to earn money for her daughter’s education and upkeep. She is ready and at peace knowing her daughter is lovingly cared for by her mother‑in‑law.