Working with children has always been a central part of my life. I started by caring for my younger cousins when I was very young, and over time, I naturally became the person in the family that everyone trusted with their children. During college, I worked for 6 years with postpartum care and newborns, visiting over 50 families and teaching mothers techniques such as shantala baby massage, safe babywearing, lactation support, and newborn care. I also volunteered with children with special needs and have experience with kids ranging from newborns to teenagers.
My experience as an Au Pair in the USA was enriching both personally and professionally. I lived with two wonderful families: first in New York, with a Indian-American family caring for a 2-year-old boy with special needs and his newborn brother; then in Virginia, with three energetic boys aged 4, 3, and 1. These experiences taught me how to be adaptable, responsible, creative, and nurturing — all while improving my English and immersing myself in a new culture.

Now, I feel ready to join a new host family in Europe. I want to become an Au Pair in Europe not only to continue doing what I love — caring for children — but also to learn a new culture and language, and to build memories that will stay with me for life.