I worked for a family of 5 with one child. She was an elementary student by that time, and she badly needed my assistance the most because both her parents and grandparents were working. In the morning, I had to help her waking up, preparing foods, change clothes, check on her stuff for school, sending her to school using public transportation, and go back home as I needed to do house chores while everyone was away. I even needed to do marketing every day, making sure that they could eat fresh vegetables and fruits, prepare her lunch meal, and send it to school in the afternoon. After sending the meal, I had to go back home and prepare things for my adult employers. I needed to wait for the kid at the school bus stop and take her to the academy after classes. While she's in the academy, I have to go back home and prepare dinner for everyone. It was fun and challenging, especially since I know my employers really liked me so much as I am the only helper who lasted for 4 years working with them. Up until these days, we still have contact, and that makes me happy because the friendship is still there.