Daycare Attendant X Reader Novels & Stories

“I am Elaine. I run the orphan/daycare facility here. I have a bunch of volunteers and the Alpha sends people who technically needs punished but not really to help out as well. It is really only is me here.” “For all these kids?” “Yes, I love kids. They keep my busy but it is so nice when I get people to come help out!” “I am not sure how long I will be around but I will come help out as much as possible!” I need to have a serious talk with Wyatt about this! Does he know how much work this poor woman does in a day?” “Bless you! We do have families take each kid home for supper and bed, like a foster family but during the day, we are an orphan/daycare center.”

“Three. Jaxon is a diesel mechanic over at Paxton Freight. Jolene is getting her teaching degree. And JD graduates this year and is going into the Navy.” “You are a proud momma. I have Newton who is usually sticky. And his sister,” she patted her belly, “will be here in spring. Today he is with my neighbor because he had a bit of a fever. But Willow Rose gives our employees a 40% discount on daycare. Keep that in mind for grands.” “Congratulations.” Helen gushed. “Thank you. Looking forward to the baby shower because I’m craving cake. I’m hoping if I keep saying it, someone will bring me cake.” Her voice got louder as she spoke.

Devon interrupted, "I've got that covered if you're okay with my plan. I was thinking that I could take him to work with me each day and he could hang out in the employee family daycare facility until I get off work. It's not just for children since some employees have elderly parents with dementia or other needs that require them to have assistance available while the employee works. Alex would be able to either play with other kids or spend time keeping some of the elderly participants company. If he likes to play checkers, he will be an instant hit." Aphrodite frowned, "I know that it's your company and all, but I don't want to take advantage of your position to get Alex free daycare." "U

His phone buzzed again. This time it wasn't Genevieve. It was his assistant. A message. Tomorrow's schedule attached. Damon opened it automatically. Meetings. Calls. Interviews. Budget reviews. Then something near the bottom caught his attention. Community Reading Initiative. Westbridge Elementary School. Attendance requested. Damon frowned. He vaguely remembered approving the program months ago. Another project under the childcare division. Another investment into community outreach. Ordinarily these appearances were delegated. His executives attended. His managers attended.

“I can take it to her on my way home. It’s not a big deal.” Rebecca eyed Parker before retracting her hand. “Suit yourself. You’ll find her at Little Dumpling Daycare.” Parker smirked. “So, she has kids.” Rebecca stopped Parker with a hand on his arm. “You didn’t hear, then.” Parker stepped back, disarmed by the sudden sadness in Rebecca’s eyes. “Hear what?” Rebecca paused, like she didn’t know if she should say anything. “Ruby owns the daycare,” she finally said.

X asks still holding out the pages for her to sign. "I was expecting to be a Nanny for child," Ada chokes out. "And you will be, for our child. You will also have everything your heart Desires." Ada starts breathing heavy and takes the papers. "Can I have a chance to read this?" Mr. X nods and sits back down. Ada sees a desk in the corner with a lap. She sits down and starts reading.

The children, five in total, were peacefully asleep on the mattress, cuddling one another. In the corner, Maribel Walter, Axel’s best friend and co-owner of the establishment, was passed out under the sunspot, cradling her baby girl, in her arms. So far, it had been four years since Axel had stumbled upon this job. A sophomore in university pursuing child psychology and education, he had found this daycare center on his way to college. Funnily enough, he had taken the wrong route that day. But seeing the messily drawn recruitment flyers stuck on the window with little flowers and happy suns and stick figures on them, Axel couldn’t resist the warmth that bubbled inside his heart then, neither

Clare immediately starts playing with it. Lucy and Alana exchange some pleasantries before we continue walking. The daycare is on the other side of the building. The name 'The Kids Guardian' is written in colorful letters on the wall above a large window. Through the window, you can see a spacious room with various play equipment. It reminds me of an indoor arcade for children, only on a smaller scale. We arrive at the entrance and Clare opens the door with her key. I see an intercom on the side, which is probably for the parents so that not everyone can just walk in. That was to be expected at a security company.

Spinning, I come face to face with the most beautiful brown eyes and charming grin I have ever seen. “Nora is going to help us create a daycare schedule for the children!” Clara brags, sending me a little wink of encouragement. The more time I spend with her, the more comfortable I am in her presence. “Really?” Xander asks, his pupils locked on me, like I am the only person to exist. His face is overcome with devotion and another emotion I cannot decode.