Not really. I've never been an au pair, but I have real experience caring for children and a strong motivation to live this cultural and family experience.

Yes, I do. I am the aunt of seven nephews and nieces. Although I am the youngest (I have seven siblings), I have been present at different stages of their lives. I have cared for them from babies to teenagers, and currently two of them are homeschooled. Therefore, at some point, I have also helped my sister teach classes at home. These experiences have taught me to be patient, responsible, organized, and to connect with children with love and respect.

Additionally, as I mentioned before, I am a nutritionist by profession, which gives me a holistic perspective on child and family care. I also had the opportunity to live with my grandmother who suffered from Alzheimer's, which taught me a lot about empathy, routine, and support during difficult times.

I consider myself a respectful person, faithful to my commitments, very loving, and adaptable. I lived away from home in another city to pursue my degree; sharing a home with other people taught me to live with maturity and responsibility. I am a responsible, kind, and organized person. I enjoy living in harmony and collaborating in whatever is needed. I also consider myself caring, respectful, and very committed to what I do. I think small everyday gestures are important for building trust and comfort.

I really enjoy exercising, learning new things, playing video games, and walking outdoors. I also really enjoy talking to older people, listening to their stories, and spending time together.

As I mentioned before, my main goal is to pursue a master's degree in Barcelona and continue my training as a nutritionist. After my au pair experience, I would like to continue growing academically and professionally, and if possible, stay in touch with my host family. I value the bonds formed through caregiving and sharing time together. I feel like they become a second family.