Safety & credentials

Registered, CPR certified, smoke-free and pet-free

Everything on this page is stated exactly as Anita states it — no more precisely, and no less.

Voluntarily registered with Loudoun County Her words. Voluntary registration is a step a provider chooses to take; it is not the same as a state licence, and Anita doesn't claim it is.
CPR certified Ask to see the card at your visit — any provider should be glad to show it, and Anita has said she'll answer anything you ask.
Smoke-free and pet-free home No smoking and no pets in the house. Usually the first question from a family managing asthma or allergies.

The honest version

What we can tell you, and what you should ask for yourself.

Everything above comes from Anita directly. She describes many years of experience and says references are available. What she hasn't published — licence numbers, inspection reports, insurance certificates — you should simply ask her for.

That is not a reason to hesitate — it's a reason to visit. In-home care is chosen in person, and she has invited exactly that.

Worth asking at your visit

  • Ask to see the CPR certification and when it was last renewed.
  • Ask what her county registration covers, and what it doesn't.
  • Ask for references — she offers them, so take her up on it and actually call.
  • Ask what happens if she is ill, or if your child is.
  • Ask to see where the children sleep, eat and play, not just the front room.
  • Ask how she'd reach you in an emergency, and who else is authorised for pickup.

Any provider worth choosing will welcome all six. Anita's own words: "I'd love to talk with you and answer all your questions."

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Come and see the house.

"Please message me if you'd like to set up a phone introduction. I'd love to talk with you and answer all your questions."