For over 13 years, Brit has dedicated her life to private childcare, working with families from all walks of life. Her extensive experience spans everything from newborn care and night nannying to managing the unique demands of ultra-high-net-worth households. Along the way, she has worked with the babies of Hollywood elite—including singers, actors, writers, and producers—as well as popular influencers and leaders in Tech. Brit’s career has taken her across states and countries, offering her opportunities to support families during some of their most vulnerable and transformative moments.

At the heart of Brit’s work is a passion for nurturing and growth—not just for the children and families she’s cared for, but for herself and the communities she represents. Like many older daughters, only daughters, and big sisters in Black and Brown families, Brit grew up molded into a caretaker. Loyalty, self-sacrifice, and the unspoken responsibility to hold everything together were lessons instilled early. This conditioning often creates cycles of burnout and self-abandonment, as prioritizing others becomes second nature.

But now, there’s a shift happening. Many Black and Brown women, including Brit, are waking up to the realization that peace, health, and happiness don’t need to come at the expense of their own well-being. Unlearning these deeply rooted patterns has been central to Brit’s healing journey—creating space for boundaries, self-worth, and the ability to show up in ways that feel aligned and sustainable.

This awakening has also informed Brit’s approach to her work. Black and Brown women have carried the weight of caregiving for centuries, from enslaved wet nurses to modern-day nannies. These women laid the foundation for the childcare industry, yet their contributions remain undervalued, and their labor is often exploited. Systemic discrimination and gatekeeping continue to create barriers, making it harder for nannies of color to thrive in spaces where they’re expected to prove themselves over and over again.

Having experienced these challenges firsthand, Brit is no longer content to simply “make it work.” Her mission is to uplift and support caregivers, especially Black and Brown women, by helping them navigate the industry with confidence, clarity, and a strong sense of their worth. At the same time, she’s passionate about helping families create environments where caregivers are valued as true partners in raising children. Through mentorship, advocacy, and thoughtful coaching, Brit fosters healthy, collaborative relationships while raising awareness about equity, respect, and intentional parenting.

Beyond caregiving, Brit is a creative at heart. A trained artist, she finds joy in exploring various mediums and creating simply for the sake  of creating. She’s also a talented cake designer, volunteering with the Icing Smiles organization to craft custom cakes for families impacted by critical childhood illnesses. These creative outlets are an extension of her healing and growth, offering a reminder of the humanity and individuality that often get lost in caregiving roles.

This is the foundation of ‘Just Brit, Thanks’.  It’s more than a project—it’s a reflection of Brit’s journey, her advocacy, and her commitment to honoring the legacy of Black and Brown women in childcare while working toward a future where caregivers are valued, respected, and supported. Whether you’re a parent, a nanny, or someone seeking a fresh perspective, Brit is here to meet you—not as a title, but as a person.