Work abroad in Ernest's family for 10-12 Months starting from May 2022 as an Au Pair, Nanny and Live-in Tutor to take care of 1 children of 11 - 14 years old in Camden, Tennessee USA

My son, is a high functioning, loving, autistic child. He has a language barrier, that his mind can not pick the words he wants to say. Some times, he will say exactly what he wants to say, it will be just as clear and beautiful as any other child voice. Other times, you will see he is searching for his words, but can't find them. He will most likely bond with you quickly, to try charming you into letting him do what he wants, but, stay firm, and he will obey.

I do not expect improvements in my son's speech condition from you. You are allowed to help as much, or as little in that area as you please. I would appreciate any help you may give him in his schooling.

You basically need to keep his daily routines on schedule. Wake him, give him his daily medication, make sure he dresses himself properly. Make sure he does his daily hygene. Make sure he has everything he needs in his backpack. (which is usually just a snack) Make sure goes to his buss stop. These activities start at around 6:00am for a 6:45am school bus pick-up that is behind our house.

While he is at school: When his laundry basket fills, wash/dry his laundry in our in home machines. Fold and put away his laundry, and occasionally, make him help you put it away after he comes home, to help him learn some independence. Occasionally help vacuum his and your area. Help clean his/your bathroom. (your room is small, but has the best shower in the house) My mother will most likely keep the rest of the house clean.

When he comes home, make sure he hangs up his jack if wearing one, make sure he leaves his shoes at the door, and places his backpack in his room. If he has no homework (which is 99% of the time) he is free to watch TV, or go outside and play while you supervise. You may also encourage him to read a book. Shower time is around 7:00pm, pajama time is around 8:00pm, bed time is around 8:45pm weekdays with TV off, and 9:00pm weekends, with TV on, as he often goes to sleep minutes after laying down regardless.

Those are the majority of tasks I normally perform. I also am responsible for driving him to any appointments, picking him up from school for any reason necessary, and taking care of any business with the school. My son has seizures, but they are limited to 1-2 days of the week, with no more than 5 in any given week. The doctors are currently seeking a diagnosis, and we are adjusting medication to help control or eliminate them. I keep this in mind while caring for him at all times. If he has one, standard reaction will be require. Making sure he is free of all obstruction he could hurt himself on, keeping him in a position that allows him maximum safety, and placing him in bed in a recovery position after the seizure is over. You may or may not have help at the time these tasks are required. My son weighs 85lbs,(38.56Kg) and is at or slightly above average height.

I occasionally have to shop for groceries, and cook for everyone. (might as well if I'm in the kitchen) Although my mom and dad do grocery shop and cook often. We do not have a dish washer, so I volunteer, but my mom some times insists on cleaning them herself.

I need someone to take my place while I go to my jobs. I work in the aerospace industry, and the small town I live in, does not have any jobs for me. This is where you come in. I go out and make money, you live here rent free in my place, get paid from the money I make, to be part of my family, share in the experience of a true Tennessee riverside home.