Noella K.

After completing my studies at Táncsics Mihály High School in Orosháza, I was successfully admitted to the Dietetics program at Semmelweis University. My personal goal is to help as many people as possible learn about proper nutrition and to support those who lead active, sporty lives but may be eating incorrectly.

Due to my studies and food intolerances, cooking and creating healthier meal alternatives have become an integral part of my daily life. Over the years, my curiosity and willingness to experiment have led me to enjoy preparing a variety of healthy dishes, even when dietary restrictions limit the ingredients available.

In the past three years, I’ve had the opportunity to work both with children and in household management. My responsibilities included taking children to and from preschool or school, organizing activities, and playing with them at home or in other settings. Household duties involved cleaning, laundry, ironing, shopping, and of course, my favorite part: cooking and baking, as well as everything else that comes with running a traditional household.

I believe there are no “bad” children, only lively ones, and that every behavior has its reasons—whether it’s something they’ve observed among their peers or learned at home. With the right attention and care, “cooperation” can become a fun and positive experience for children as well.