My path into newborn care began in 2011, when I transitioned from nannying into more specialized support for new families. One of the first families I worked with invited me into their birth space, and everything shifted. I realized I wasn’t just drawn to the newborn stage because of the care itself but because of the chance to bring peace and structure into such a tender, often overwhelming season.

A moment that stands out came when a family I loved working with asked me to help them prepare for their second child. I dove into newborn trainings, helped organize the nursery, and offered guidance, and before I knew it, I was right there at the birth. I held space for their excitement and uncertainty and found myself completely at home. That birth changed the course of my career.

Not long after, I supported a mom preparing for her first trip with her newborn. She looked at me and said, “I just don’t know if we can do this.” I gently offered tips, packed strategically, and built in flexibility, and when she asked if I’d come along, something clicked. That experience showed me how powerful it can be to offer not just hands-on care but also confidence and calm in the unknown.
Since then, I’ve traveled to over 10 countries with families, supporting them through some of their most vulnerable and beautiful moments—whether at home, in the hospital, or on the road.