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Personal Narrative Maddie Leffler P.5 Why would someone want to sit in front of a computer or sit at a desk all day when you could be around babies and always be in action? My passion in life has always been towards infants and children. This has led me to the path of choosing a career involving them. Since I was little, I have always had a love for children and have always been super excited to do with anything involving infants. I am the oldest child of 6 and have always been the big sister, always around little ones. When my siblings were little I would always want to hold them and help my parents take care of them. The one conversation I would always have with my mom was I was going to have so many kids, I’m pretty sure at one point …show more content…

I even would set up their rooms and pull out all of my baby clothes, by the end of every day I had my whole house set up. I even remember a time looking on my mom's computer for baby names and I had all of my children I wanted when I was older named about the age of 8. As I got older and people began to ask more about my job interests when I got older I decided that I wanted to be a preschool or kindergarten teacher, or maybe in some type of nursery. That way I would be able to be around kids and pursue my love for kids in a career and nothing sounded better than that. A few years ago I had my last baby sister and she had a lot of sicknesses when she was an infant and i also had a cousin who lost her baby to meningitis at 6 months. These events and being around the hospital alot got me interested in a new career. It still involved being around babies all day but it also meant een saving the lives of the infants. I was introduced to the career of Neonatal nursing and as I looked into this the more I became interested in the medical field. Being able to be there for the mothers and fathers to see their new miracle come into the world would be a dream come true for me and what I love. I have always been really caring and always needed to put others

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