About Me

I’m an early childhood educator and parent coach with more than a decade of experience working with young children and families.

My background in Child and Adolescent Development and psychology has shaped the way I understand children, not simply by looking at behavior, but by considering development, emotions, relationships, and the environment around them.

Over the years, working closely with children and parents has taught me that there is rarely one “right” way to parent. Every child is different, every family is different, and what works beautifully in one situation may not work in another.

That perspective is at the heart of my approach to parent coaching. Rather than telling parents exactly what to do, I help them slow down, look at what may be happening beneath a child’s behavior, recognize patterns in everyday interactions, and explore practical approaches that fit their child and family.

I’m currently completing my professional coach training through iPEC, bringing together my experience in early childhood education, child development, and coaching.

My goal is simple: to create a supportive, judgment-free space where parents can step back from the immediate challenge, understand what’s happening more clearly, and decide what feels right for their family.