About me

Taking care of children has always been a truly valuable and meaningful part of my life. I moved to New York from England as a pre-teen and found that being a babysitter is wonderful way to connect with local families and communities. It is for this reason that I have continued to care for children throughout university and my early professional career.

After graduating from Boston University, I worked with refugee communities in Amman, Jordan and then for legal aid in Manhattan. I am now studying at NYU Law. When I am not babysitting on the weekends, I am training for marathons, visiting new galleries, and taking ballet and yoga classes. These are interests that I also love to share with children, whether we go to music and art class or simply sing and dance together at home. For some families, Saturday night has turned into a weekly living room ballet class!

I truly believe in the value of a babysitter in the lives and development of children. It is invaluable for a child to have another adult in their life who can provide guidance and for parents to have someone to turn to when they need support, too. It has been such a unique privilege for me to watch babies grow up and witness so many firsts – first steps, first words, even first days of school! I find it immensely humbling to be the person to whom parents can entrust these special moments and milestones.