Shortly after, I joined the Éveil et Conseil collective — a passionate team of childhood and healthcare professionals committed to informing, supporting, and guiding families.

Through this experience, I discovered the true value of networks, of authentic exchanges between parents and professionals, and of the kind of open, thoughtful communication that is essential to building truly compassionate support.

Alongside my involvement in the collective, I gradually felt the need to refocus on what gives my role as a pediatric nurse its full meaning: offering dedicated, individualized support, in direct connection with families.
Because while missions of information, support, and prevention can be shared collectively, personalized care, rooted in the day-to-day reality of families, requires close attention, deep listening, and a truly tailored approach.

When I gave birth to my youngest child abroad, I realized just how intense and disorienting it can be to navigate something as intimate as motherhood in a foreign language.
Being able to truly communicate, to express feelings, to voice worries, to speak what trembles inside, is so often hindered by the language barrier.

That’s why I felt called to create support that would also be accessible to expatriate parents, by offering them a space for listening and guidance, wherever they may be.

And so, out of this personal, collective, and international reflection… Parent’ease was born.