My experience as a nanny has been both hands-on and heart-filled. I’ve cared for children of various ages — from toddlers to school-aged kids — helping with everything from daily routines and meal prep to schoolwork, playtime, and bedtime. I’ve also supported families during more stressful moments, like when a child was sick or had a hard day, always showing up with patience, calm energy, and compassion. My CPR/First Aid certification gives me confidence in handling emergencies, and I’m always mindful of creating a safe, structured, and nurturing environment.

I want to become a nanny abroad because I believe it’s such a beautiful exchange. Not only would I get to support a family and be a steady presence for their child, but I’d also have the opportunity to learn about a new culture, language, and way of life. I love the idea of creating real connections across cultures — helping children grow while also growing myself.

For me, being a nanny abroad isn’t just about traveling. It’s about being part of a family, sharing everyday life, and building meaningful bonds that can last long after the program ends.