Before Maisy was born, I left my position as an associate attorney in a small immigration law firm so that I could be a full-time parent. I consider myself very fortunate to be able to choose to stay home with my child. I continue to enjoy my time with her more than I ever, in a million years, could have imagined I would. Yet as Maisy left her infancy in early 2011, I began to feel more comfortable with the idea of leaving her in someone else's care, and to recognize how much I would benefit from some time for myself. When I searched for a part-time caregiver, I was lucky to find Nathalie.
Nathalie is warm, caring, smart, and a truly lovely person in every way. As a student at San Francisco State University, a part-time position has worked well with her schedule. I am already getting very anxious about her approaching graduation -- and very likely move to Southern California -- this December. But for now, I'll just say that Nathalie is an important part of Maisy's life, and we are grateful for and to her.
| Nathalie often wears Tom's, and Maisy often admires them. For her second birthday, Nathalie got Maisy a pair of Tom's that match one of hers. So cute. |
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| Nathalie and Maisy (the photo doesn't do either one justice) |
| Recently Nathalie did an art project with Maisy. They made lion masks together one afternoon. So cute. |

In short, Nathalie rocks!
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