I have worked as a babysitter on three separate occasions, caring for children of different age groups—including an infant, a toddler, and a 6-year-old boy. These experiences have given me a strong foundation in childcare and taught me how to adapt to the unique needs of each age group. With the infant, I focused on feeding, changing, soothing, and maintaining a calm and safe environment. With the toddler, I learned how to balance playtime with structure, while encouraging early learning and development. For the 6-year-old, I helped with activities like homework, games, and maintaining routines. These opportunities have helped me grow in patience, responsibility, and creativity, and I truly enjoy being part of a child’s growth and day-to-day life.

I want to become an Au Pair abroad because I’m passionate about working with children and excited about experiencing new cultures. I see this as a chance to not only care for and support a host family’s children, but also to learn a new way of life, improve my language skills, and build meaningful international relationships. I believe that being an Au Pair is a beautiful cultural exchange—where both the family and I learn from each other. It’s also a great opportunity for personal growth, independence, and gaining life experience that will help shape my future.