Dear au pair,

our charming girls keep us on our toes, so we would be very happy to have two more hands to help us bring a little more peace to the normal everyday madness. We are looking forward to going on trips together, as well as having lots of fun at home. We would also be happy to be able to introduce the girls to another culture and language together with you.

As we have two of our three children under the age of 2 with our twin girls, we would like someone with experience in childcare. This means that they should either have experience from a previous au pair stay or from (pedagogical) training or a voluntary social year or something similar, in which there was intensive contact with children, especially very young children.

Koblenz is only about 12 km away and the beautiful region around the Rhine and Moselle invites you to take many trips, as does the Westerwald. Whether it's cycling or hiking tours, a boat trip, wine tasting, or a visit to the zoo - there is a lot to discover.
Likewise, various large cities such as Cologne, Trier, Frankfurt, Mainz can be reached by train in about 1 hour and offer the opportunity for sightseeing, musicals/concerts, etc.
Ramona's sister (and Nele's godmother) lives in Düsseldorf and will be happy to welcome you for a weekend if you are interested. Patrick's sister (and Finja & Mira's godparents) live near Munich, which we would also like to visit with you.

Patrick starts working from home at 7 a.m. and often gets up with one or even both babies.
Our "big one" gets up with the alarm clock at 7:20 a.m. at the latest together with Ramona and is taken to daycare by her dad about 1 hour later. During the week she spends the day there until 2:30 p.m., until Ramona picks her up with the twins. We usually go for a walk together with a short picnic break before playing/doing some crafts at home.
In the evening we usually eat around 6 p.m. and then we go upstairs where all the children are made ready for bed and put to sleep.