Also, when I was in high school, a mom believed that I work well with kids so she approached me and asked if I could be her son’s personal tutor. This 10-year-old kid had a poor performance in school and had no appetite for doing his homework. His name was Joey. He was always preoccupied and distracted to play outside. As we went through his training, he excelled in school far more than we expected. Also, I got to babysit two half-russian and half-filipino siblings. Their names were Malisha and Valyushka Frolov. A two-year-old and a five-year old kid. I admire seeing their different personalities and unique talents. Not everyone is exactly alike and each has its own emotional needs that is why active listening and an effective communication approach allow me to understand and support the emotional needs of the children, and work closely with parents as a team, of course. In addition, I am flexible and capable of doing almost every household chores like cooking simple meals, washing the dishes, doing the laundry, and so much more. Most importantly, I can work under minimal supervision.

Being an Au Pair is such a perfect opportunity to explore and discover more beyond the horizon of my comfort zone. It encourages me to break my limiting beliefs and to go further in life. The world is wide and I want to grab this opportunity to explore more of what I’m capable of, and I want to continue this journey in your country. I want to visit new places, the galleries, and busy streets. I want to discover its culture, its history, the seasons, the personalities of the people, the language and the secret behind why people who have gone there love it so much. And I would love to keep it with me as I go forth in this journey of life.