Eszter is an educator and cultural professional who relocated to Copenhagen with her French-American husband, their trilingual toddler, and a senior Boston Terrier (who made the journey from Texas to Denmark via Belgium). Originally from Hungary, she has lived in six countries and understands the emotional and logistical complexities of starting over abroad, especially with a young child.

A lifelong cinephile with a background in film curation and education, Eszter brings a deep appreciation for culture, language, and storytelling to everything she does.

She now helps other families settle into life in Denmark with confidence, clarity, and a grounded sense of purpose. Whether you’re navigating school registration, adjusting to a new culture, or trying to reconnect with your creative identity, Eszter offers warm, practical support shaped by real experience.

What Eszter helps with

• Understanding school options in Denmark, including international systems

• Navigating bureaucracy: CPR registration, MitID, healthcare, residence permits, and more

• Supporting expat parents through transitions

• Breaking down your first 30–90 days in Denmark into clear, manageable steps

• Helping families live and parent confidently in multilingual, multicultural households

Eszter’s approach
Eszter blends practical insight with empathy. Her sessions are focused and adapted to your needs, whether you want answers, emotional space, or a plan. She understands that settling in Denmark isn’t just about forms and systems; it’s about finding rhythm in a new culture.

She’s especially attuned to life with young children in Denmark, where stroller parking spots are everywhere, the playgrounds are fantastic, and biking with a toddler becomes second nature. Yes, the weather is a challenge but there’s something energizing in how Danish families embrace the cold, jump in the sea, and just keep going.