About me

Growing up mostly in New York with three siblings, one older and two younger, I found joy in teaching and inspiring my younger brother and sister. I’m currently pursuing a BS degree in Business at NYU Stern, and my childcare journey stems from taking care of my siblings when our parents were busy. This experience shaped my commitment to childcare, and I feel a deep sense of pride and joy in inspiring and caring for children. With approximately five years of professional childcare experience, I have worked with a range of age groups (4-13), from picking up children after school to facilitating recreational activities and putting them to sleep. I’ve been a part-time babysitter, date night sitter, after-school babysitter, and weekend caregiver, amongst other things. My diverse roles have equipped me with the skills to handle various situations, and I am on track to earning valid CPR and child safety certifications. Emphasizing adaptability, I also have unprofessional infant experience, providing a well-rounded foundation for my childcare expertise; I am also a native French speaker and graduated from a bilingual school known as the LFNY (Lycée Français de New York) before college. I find great satisfaction in adventuring, whether that’s exploring New York City or traveling globally. This love for discovery aligns seamlessly with my approach to childcare. Every child is a unique discovery, and I believe in embracing their individuality to foster a genuine connection. Babysitting opens doors to unexpected joys and surprises, which aligns with my philosophy that understanding each child personally creates a bond filled with shared enjoyment. As someone older, inspiring children and witnessing their happiness is not just a responsibility but a source of personal fulfillment.