
I am passionate about watching children learn and grow and strive to create a warm, safe environment where every child can thrive. Supporting each child’s development and celebrating their progress is incredibly rewarding to me.
I joined the Needham location in 2011 after several years as a stay-at-home mom. Throughout my time here, I have primarily worked in the Nursery Toddler classroom. After taking a six-month leave to welcome my first grandchild, I returned part-time in a team support role, assisting mainly in the Infant and Toddler programs.
Outside of work, I am married with three adult children. I enjoy baking, gardening, reading, shopping, and spending as much time as possible with my granddaughter!

I love working with young children because every day brings something new. I bring energy, empathy, and a fresh perspective into the classroom, and I try to meet each child where they are. I would like parents and families to know that I am dedicated to supporting their children’s learning and development, and that I approach each day with care and enthusiasm.
I began working with children in 2020 and grew up coming to this center, which inspired me to pursue this kind of work. I am currently a student at Bridgewater State University, where I am working toward my bachelor’s degree in English, with an expected graduation year of 2026. Through my experiences here, I’ve found that I truly enjoy helping children develop, learn new skills, and grow in confidence.
I currently live with my family and my dog Cooper. In my free time, I enjoy reading and practicing yoga. Looking ahead, I plan to graduate and continue on to graduate school, where I hope to study literacy and reading comprehension so I can further support children as learners.

I love having a positive impact on a child and their family. Not only is it rewarding to build meaningful relationships with children and their families, but it’s also a great feeling to watch them reach their milestones as a teacher.
In the classroom, I bring a warm, patient, and nurturing version of myself. When working with young children, it is important to create a safe and loving environment where they can feel comfortable exploring. I also bring a creative and flexible side, so I can adapt to each child’s needs. Plus, I love to organize! I would love for families to know that their child’s safety and happiness are my top priorities!
I wanted to switch things up and gain some administrative experience after obtaining my Director certification. While it was a great experience, I missed being in the classroom and am excited to be back.
I live in Milford with my boyfriend and two cats we adore, Mojo and Toast. I am expecting my first daughter this summer! For fun, I love trying new restaurants.

I put 100% into all the kids and anything I do. I love seeing the children’s growth and any form of progress, and I love that I get to say I was a part of this growth, and they will remember that. Once I set foot in a classroom, I’m very patient, and I will make sure your child feels understood and heard. The most important thing is to build trust among the children. I will make sure it is a safe place and that they feel comfortable coming to me with anything!
Solving problems is an area of expertise. I’m very calm and patient, and I have a way with my words, so the kids can all understand without feeling overwhelmed or as if their feelings aren’t validated. Besides working in other childcare centers, I have worked at a pediatric dental office, cleaning children’s teeth and teaching them about dental hygiene.
I’m originally from Puerto Rico. I live in Natick with my mom and sister. For fun, I paint, journal, or hang out with my boyfriend or family and do fun activities. I love watching movies, trying new things (food-wise), and activity-wise. I really want to save money and travel to different places.

I’m happiest in the classroom when I’m actively playing and engaging with the kids. I bring an energetic, playful version of myself each day, and I want families to know that I truly enjoy being present with their children and creating a fun, positive environment for them.
I began working at First Circle during my sophomore year of high school, and I quickly discovered how much I enjoyed spending time with the children and watching them grow. Being able to see familiar faces when I’m home on break is especially meaningful to me and reminds me why I love this work.
When I’m not away at college, I live in Needham with my parents, my two brothers, and our two dogs. In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with friends, going to the beach, and traveling. After college, I hope to work in corporate America while continuing to value the experiences that have shaped me through my work with children.

I was drawn to this work through my volunteering with children and babysitting. I enjoy working with young children because it gives me an opportunity to make a positive impact on their lives. I also enjoy the environment and the connections I can make, and supporting children in any way I can—from making them smile to being someone they can count on.
I bring my kind and positive self to the classroom, setting a fun and safe space for children. I love spending time with children and I find it fulfilling to support a safe environment for them.
I live in Needham with my mom, dad, sister, brother, and my dog. I enjoy playing sports, spending time with friends and family, and staying active. I plan to attend college in the future.

I’ve always been drawn to working with young children because of the energy, curiosity, and honesty they bring into every space. What inspired me most is how important the early years are in shaping a child’s confidence, creativity, and sense of belonging. I enjoy being part of something so vital to a child’s growth. It’s the small things—like a child learning something new, solving a problem, or feeling proud of themselves—that can make a big impact.
In the classroom, I bring my best self, which means I’m a patient, positive, and attentive educator. I’m a person who listens well, who fosters a sense of curiosity, and who provides a space where all children feel seen and heard. I’m a person who brings excellent communication skills, creativity, and a sense of calm to the classroom. Children should feel safe and supported as they grow and learn. I try to be a good role model for kindness, respect, and responsibility. I enjoy bringing creativity into the learning experience, whether it be through art, music, or hands-on learning. I have plans to study pediatric nursing.
I live in Natick with my mom. I enjoy playing volleyball with my teammates, spending time with family and friends, shopping, and exploring new places. In the future, I hope to play volleyball in college while in school to become a pediatric nurse.