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Welcome Letter to the Au Pair

Originally translated from Español

Hello dear Au Pair!

It's a pleasure to introduce myself. I'm Viviana, a mother of two boys, ages 5 and 10. Soon they will both be 6 and 11. They are very athletic, loving, and, above all, big-hearted children.

I myself was their Au Pair when I was 18 in Germany, Austria, and the United States, so I know this relationship would give you many opportunities to get to know a new country and, above all, a new language. This will help you in your professional future and also open up many opportunities for you around the world.

I'm a single mother with the children, but I also work, although I manage my own schedule. I would like to have someone who, more than a Au Pair, is like an older sister to my children. They would help them with their homework, play with them, accompany them to the park, play soccer, play board games, read stories. Someone who enjoys spending time with them and who sets a good example, while also helping them improve their English and German, if possible. If not, English with them would be great.

In return, I can offer you to live with a family with values and, above all, a good family, in a very beautiful area of Lima. You'll have a home, food, and everything you need to make your stay here safe and happy!

If you'd like to be part of my family for a while and have an enriching experience in your life, write to me and let's begin this adventure.

Hugs and kisses,

Viviana, Alejandro, and Gianfranco

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Job Description

Originally translated from Español

My children go to school from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
I would need someone to take them to school early or to where the bus stops. School starts at 7:45 a.m.
First, I would need to help them get ready and prepare their lunches.
Afterward, I could study and help with the ordering process if necessary. But if I work, I'd start again at 4 pm. I'd have to pick them up from the transport, make sure they're changed, check they're bathing and eating, help them with homework, play with them, take them to the park or to activities depending on their schedules. Then comes dinner and bedtime. Occasionally, I'd help out a little on the weekends, only if necessary, for example for an outing, birthday, or if I have to work. However, it wouldn't be a fixed option.

Daily, it would be approximately 5 hours of support from Monday to Friday. Maybe sometimes on the weekend.

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