Introduction personnelle

I’ve always loved being around children; their energy, honesty, and imagination are so refreshing. Through my volunteer work with kids in Kibera, I discovered how fulfilling it is to support, teach, and just be present for them. That experience sparked something in me, and I knew I wanted to keep doing it but in a way that also allows me to grow. Becoming an au pair is a chance for me to experience life in a new country, learn a new culture, and share my own. I want to build real connections, help a family with their day-to-day life, and create lasting memories with the children. I also see this as a way to challenge myself, learn new things, and become even more independent. At the end of the day, I’m doing this because I truly care about people — and I believe being an au pair is more than just a job; it’s a chance to become part of someone’s family, even if just for a season of life.