Support and Presence for Babies, Gifted Children, and Little Warriors on the Spectrum

Currently, I am only able to make short-term arrangements – up to one month in advance. Since I bond with children very quickly, I am happy to "step in" as needed or until you find a permanent nanny.

Being extremely sensitive and sensory-aware myself, the environment in which I am productive is warm, truthful (even when it’s difficult), deeply emotional, authentic, meaningful, and involves as much time in nature as possible. It is important to me to be in an environment where people communicate openly, where they are aware of their emotions (or strive to understand them), and where there is mutual respect between partners.

I get along exceptionally well with children who, like me, are sensory-sensitive or on the spectrum (I personally used to feel physical pain when someone yelled or when I saw a felled tree, but I have learned to live with it). I also enjoy working with children who have developmental or other challenges, as well as with gifted children. I especially love working with small babies, for whom every moment is a ritual and a ceremony.

I hold various certifications and educations, but I come to you as a living being offering my heart and soul. I do not go to cafes, shopping malls, or celebrations where people drink heavily, as it causes me unnecessary stress. I visit restaurants only if the ingredients come from a place where "a grandmother caressed them with her soul." If we go to the park, expect that I won’t sit on a bench but on the ground, and that I will constantly be green from grass and messy with mud. I will always choose to sleep outside by a fire over a five-star hotel.

I enjoy preparing food for children (except meat, as I do not consume it myself), and occasionally, when it’s least expected, for people I care about. I do not do housework, except alongside the child, solely for the purpose of helping them develop healthy habits.

I adore animals and am happy to care for pets as well (unless they need to be fed with live, smaller animals ??).

I am ready to "stand on my head" to get a child interested in the outside world and help them connect with their own body.

In my free time, I dance at city carnivals and fairs, participate in occasional competitions, write essays and poetry, tend to the wounds on our collective soul alongside those who reach out to me, lead authentic meditative practices, paint, and practice martial arts...

For me, this work is a healing space where I can be completely vulnerable, present, and true; a space where I express creativity and share the joy of existence with those who are still aware of its magic. My goal is to help them never lose that spark of joy and curiosity, and to ensure that no system or authority ever overpowers their inner voice, feelings, and heart. I fought for mine for a very long time, and the children I’ve met have been my guides back to my own heart and strength. For this reason, I feel a great responsibility toward every small being I encounter, and a duty to nurture the fire in my belly and the spark in my eyes.

I would not stay in a home where alcohol, tobacco, or especially narcotics are used. If you are in a difficult relationship with your partner, it is vital to me that the child's well-being remains your top priority, that you do not involve me in your conflict in any way, and that any potential disputes never undermine the dignity of family members.

If you feel that we might be a good match, please write clearly in your message what you expect from me, what your values are, the child's temperament and needs, the part of the city you are in, and the working conditions you offer.

Also, I have a companion (a Norwegian Forest cat). He has a playful, clown-like spirit; he loves playing hide-and-seek and being silly, yet he is so emotionally present that he’ll be there to nuzzle your heart and comfort you half an hour before you even start feeling sad. I wouldn’t leave him for more than two weeks, so he would need to be able to come with me for longer periods.

I am a philosopher, therapist, and Gestalt psychotherapist in training, but above all, a big child who loves rolling in the grass, talking to trees, and rejoicing in life with an open heart.