My Journey

For 15 years, I lived inside the rhythm of early childhood classrooms—tiny chairs, big feelings, and the everyday magic of watching children discover who they are. I taught in inclusive settings where every child belonged, where learning was as much about connection as it was about curriculum. I worked with hundreds of young learners and their families, learning just as much from them as they learned from me.

Then, two years ago, I became a mom.

Motherhood softened and sharpened me all at once. It revealed how much parents are expected to simply know—to understand brain development, emotional regulation, language growth—without ever being taught the science behind it. I realized that the knowledge I had spent my career studying wasn’t just for classrooms. It was for families. It was for the quiet moments at home when parents wonder, Is this normal? What does my child need? Am I doing this right?

Now, I help parents see what’s unfolding inside their infant and toddler’s brain—and how to support that growth with calm, grounded, research‑based guidance. This space is rooted in science and lived in real life.

Experience

• 15 years teaching inclusive early childhood classrooms (PreK-2)

• Licensed Early Childhood Educator as well as SpEd, Elementary, Reading Specialist licensed

• Worked with hundreds of children and families across MetroWest Area

• Current Adjunct Faculty at local University

• Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood and Family Studies, Lesley University

• Master of Education in Reading, American International College

• Orton‑Gillingham Certified Literacy Specialist

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Reach out anytime to chat about your child's growth and how I can support your family.