About Sara

There’s something about Sara that children feel before we even do. The moment my child met her, I saw it — the calm in their eyes, the way their little shoulders relaxed, the way they let go of my hand and reached for hers. It wasn’t just trust — it was comfort, safety, connection. Sara has a quiet magic. She doesn’t need big words or grand gestures — just her presence is enough. She kneels to their level, listens without rushing, hugs like she means it, and somehow always knows when a child needs a soft voice or a silly laugh. My child talks about her at home — the way she reads stories, the songs they sing, how she made them feel brave when they were shy. These aren’t just memories. They’re moments shaping who my child is becoming. She creates a world where children feel important, protected, and loved for exactly who they are. And for that, there are no words strong enough — only deep, grateful hearts.