I’ve had the privilege of working in a nursing home hair salon and as an assistant in a group home for individuals with disabilities and those recovering from accidents, strokes, or other traumas. These experiences have taught me the importance of empathy, patience, and adaptability—qualities that I know will be valuable in both childcare and elderly caregiving.
One of my most cherished experiences was spending a year as an au pair in Virginia, USA, in 1993. I lived with a family who had two boys, and I truly loved that time. It was a great opportunity to connect with a family, learn about a different culture, and provide care and support in a meaningful way.
In addition to my professional experience, I believe I bring a warm and caring presence to every environment. I am fun-loving, and I enjoy having engaging conversations about anything and everything. I truly believe that building meaningful relationships through communication is one of the keys to successful caregiving and childcare.
I always approach caregiving with the belief that it’s about more than just providing for physical needs—it's also about fostering trust, respect, and joy. Whether it’s finding creative ways to solve problems or offering a listening ear when someone needs it most, I always strive to ensure that the people I care for feel comfortable, valued, and empowered.