Who’s behind Big Sis Daycare?
With our life and work experience in the childcare industry, we provide a safe and encouraging environment for kids to go to after school or during holidays, where they have the opportunity to grow academically and explore new topics in the arts in their free time!
We understand that you, as their parent, probably have a million things and tasks running through your mind at all times, and we hope to help alleviate an extra worry by making sure that your child is getting the academic boost and watchful eye during your busiest hours.
As a small family child care center, you can rest assured that your child will get the help that they need when needed, due to the smaller children-to-teacher ratio compared to larger child care centers.
Savannah Jan – Teacher
A first-year college student at San Mateo Community College, Savannah has a couple years’ worth of experience working with kids from daycare to middle school age. She has held positions as a babysitter and nanny to two families, as well as an assistant teacher at Sunshine School in the San Jose area where she grew up. She also serves as a private piano teacher at World of Music in the Fremont area. She has had the fortunate opportunity to play in Carnegie Hall, win awards from the International US Open, participate in Masterworks, an intensive music summer training in Spartansburg, SC, as well as obtain MTAC’s Certificate of Merit for the Advanced Level in Piano.
She hopes to instill a deeper love and appreciation for music and arts in as many kids as possible, as well as encourage and inspire them to achieve their highest potential, whether it is academically, socially, or personally.
Jennifer Zhong – Teacher
A mother of two, Jennifer has weathered the highs and lows of being the main support beam for her children. In her 20s, she immigrated alone to the States from Guanzhou, China, and proceeded to graduate from Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo with a degree in business. She highly values lifelong, self-education and entrepreneurship, and hopes to instill the same in her children.
Constantly, she reminds her children to always do better than the day before, and she feels it is her duty to support and assist her children to the best of her ability. Jennifer’s go-getter attitude is balanced by her love for meditation and long walks.