Experience trust & calm support – for families seeking the hightest standard in newborn care
I’ll never forget the first time I held my youngest brother. I was 17, and he had been born prematurely. Although I’d cared for babies before, the medical equipment he needed felt overwhelming. Still, I was eager to help my mother – and somehow, I had to put aside my fears to care for that tiny bundle.
Bringing your own baby home for the first time can feel just as daunting. That’s why I’m here: to help you build the confidence to care for your newborn with calm and assurance, every step of the way.
Your journey to confident, supported parenting starts here:
It was no surprise to anyone when I chose to work with children. I’m the daughter of a pediatric nurse, the oldest of four siblings, and I was always the one looking after all the younger children at family events.
I loved playing with my siblings and cousins, having the opportunity to be imaginative and creative, and developing a genuine love and interest in children and their development, needs, and feelings. I remember sitting around the big garden table and playing school with my younger sister and her friend from next door. Even as a young child, I worked on my teaching skills, planning classes and creating worksheets for my two students.
I‘ve always wanted to do something with my life that is challenging, interesting, and makes a difference in people’s lives on a daily basis. I have dedicated my whole career to caring for children, babies, and newborns.
It‘s amazing how fulfilling spending time with children can be!
How My Passion for Infant Care Became a Career
I hold a diploma in Early Childhood Education and began my professional career as a Nanny in 2006.
In 2008, I was offered a role caring for a newborn baby—and I immediately fell in love with the experience of supporting her development through the infant stage and into toddlerhood. I stayed with that family for 16 months, and when the position ended, there was no doubt in my mind that I wanted to specialize in newborn care.
As I began registering with nanny agencies in London, I came across the role of a non-medical Maternity Nurse, and it felt like the perfect fit. That same year, I completed a specialist training course, became a so-called Maternity Nurse (non-medical), and have never looked back.
Ongoing learning is deeply important to me. I continue to research, train, and attend courses to stay up to date with the latest developments in postnatal care—for both babies and mothers:
There’s nothing more rewarding than watching a baby grow and progress while in my care. It’s my passion to help parents enjoy these precious first few weeks and gain confidence as they learn to care for their babies.
I appreciate the variety of my work, dealing with many aspects of baby care and parent support, from showing a new father how to bathe his baby to helping establish feeding and sleeping routines for twins. I’ve cared for newborns in a wide range of settings, including single babies, twins, premature babies, VIP families, and Royals. I have worked all over the world, including the Middle East, and I love supporting families of many different cultures.
Being bilingual – a native German speaker who also speaks fluent English – allows me to communicate with ease across diverse settings.
I’m most proud of the reputation I’ve built over the years. The greatest compliment I can receive is when a client recommends me to their relatives or friends. I believe that is the ultimate proof of a job well done:
Let’s talk about how I can help you feel confident and supported in your baby’s first months.