In 2008, I left home to travel the world. As someone who worldschooled myself for the last 16 years, I know it is my calling to build a worldschooling community. And I’ve chosen to do it in the Philippines to re-connect with my roots.
I traveled the world for 17 years, learning from every place and culture I encountered. Along the way, in Mexico, I met my husband (Andre), who is from Switzerland, and together we built a life that reflects the spirit of crossing borders.
In November 2023, our son was born in Mexico, already surrounded by languages, traditions, and stories from many corners of the world.
We are raising him immersed in diverse cultures—embracing what serves us from our travels and gently letting go of what does not.
We really do follow a lot of different cultures in raising him. We do not have a fixed culture even if we are living in the Philippines.
Along the way, we hope to connect with kindred spirits who share our vision of nurturing a screen-free childhood filled with wonder, connection, and discovery.
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However, after so many years of constant travel, settling down has been a challenge. We know that stability is healthier for a toddler.
During his first year, we continued traveling with him, but we quickly realized that the lack of routine and a consistent home base wasn’t ideal.
So we decided to open our home and create a worldschooling “hub”. Quote and quote because it’s really an informal setting. It’s literally our private residence where we welcome whoever comes.
Our area is full of nature activities, and since we go out every day with our son, it felt natural to invite others to join us.
If this is your vibe, feel free to connect via email or via Instagram. I am attentive to both!