I primarily work as a full-time nanny with a focus on the children but also have experience as a hybrid role assisting with household matters.

I have availability as a babysitter which becomes more limited when I have a full-time contract.

I am happy to discuss travel and ROTA nanny opportunities as well.

I experience the purest form of fulfillment and joy when children absorb the knowledge and care I give, foster their interpretation of it within themselves, and see it bloom to life. I see the role of a nanny not only to provide care and nurture to who they are at this moment, but to also instill life-long skills that will help them thrive as they grow!

I also see it as a privilege and gift to be the one supporting them through their highs and lows. I am enthusiastically cheering them on as they explore their independence and identity. I embrace the hard days with the comfort of knowing they will never be met with anger or shame. Being a nanny is truly what makes me happiest in the world and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

All the time! I have mastered the art of packing a bag quickly and being a frequent flyer!

I have traveled to nearly half US states and four countries outside the US. I am often traveling across the country whether for work related or personal reasons. When given the means and opportunity, I am off traveling to a new adventure!

I am a simple creature in that my favorite thing to do when I travel is find a place related to nature and a local coffee shop.

In addition to English, I am also proficient in American Sign Language. I am currently studying Spanish.

As someone who is neurodivergent themselves, I have a comprehensive approach that encompasses embrace, support, and advocacy for neurodivergent individuals.

My perspective on neuroaffirming care and practice is recognizing neurological differences, such as being Autistic, ADHD and other types of neurodivergence, as natural variations of the human experience rather than deficits to be corrected or having to be “fixed”.

There are specific barriers, challenges, and needs that neurodivergent individuals experience and each person is unique in what this means to them.

I specialize in building skills for neurodivergent kids so they have a “tool belt” when navigating an allistic society while still being authentic to who they are. It is truly healing to my inner self being able to work with neurodivergent kids a they learn to embrace and love how their brain works.

I stay up-to-date with all vaccines including COVID-19, Flu, and TDAP.

I am happy to mask in households when sick and open to additional vaccine requirements a family may have.