My name is Sheza. I come from a warm, close-knit family and currently live in Victoria while pursuing my studies in psychology. I have over two years of hands-on caregiving experience—two years working in pain and palliative care, and as a dedicated nanny. My background in palliative care has given me a deep sense of empathy, patience, and calm under pressure, all of which translate beautifully into my childcare approach. As a nanny, I’ve cared for children ranging from infants to early school-age, supporting their daily routines, emotional well-being, and development in a safe and engaging environment. I’m attentive, nurturing, and passionate about creating meaningful connections with the children and families I work with. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, reading, organizing spaces, nature walks, and learning about child psychology. I bring a calm, reliable, and kind-hearted presence into every home, and I’m committed to supporting children in a way that aligns with each family’s unique values and needs.

I have over two years of caregiving experience, including two years as a nanny and two years working in pain and palliative care. My time in palliative care taught me deep empathy, patience, and how to provide both emotional and physical support with sensitivity—skills that naturally extend to childcare. As a nanny, I cared for children of various ages, supporting their daily routines, nutrition, hygiene, playtime, and learning in a safe, nurturing environment. I’m attentive to children’s emotional needs, quick to respond in emergencies, and always strive to create a space where children feel heard, supported, and cared for. My combined background has shaped me into a reliable, compassionate, and calm caregiver who families can depend on.