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Hi,

Welcome to our family! We are truly excited to have you join us and become a part of our home. We appreciate your willingness to embark on this journey with us, and we hope your time here will be a wonderful and fulfilling experience.

We have two precious baby girls, Suzie and Yoyo , who are now three months old. Our main goal for your role is to help them develop fluent English from an early age. Your primary responsibility will be to interact with them in English through play, songs, stories, and daily conversations, creating an immersive language environment. You won’t need to take care of their basic needs, as we have a dedicated nanny for that. Instead, we hope you can become their first English-speaking companion, making learning fun and natural for them.

We want you to feel comfortable and at home here. If there’s anything you need or any questions you have, please don’t hesitate to ask. We are happy to support you in any way possible so that you enjoy your stay and make the most of this cultural exchange experience.

We are looking forward to meeting you and sharing many wonderful moments together! Safe travels, and see you soon!

Kind regards
Zixiao

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Job Description

"We are looking for an Au Pair whose main responsibility is to help our two 3-month-old baby girls develop fluent English like native speakers. The Au Pair will not be responsible for childcare duties, as we have a dedicated nanny. Instead, the primary role is to interact, play, and communicate with the babies in English throughout the day, creating a fully immersive language environment. We prefer a native English speaker or someone with a near-native accent who loves engaging with babies through songs, stories, and playful interactions."

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