Work abroad as an Au Pair in Tann, Bavaria Germany for 1-3 months in Derek's family

Hello, we are looking for a female au pair who is interested in living on a small farm in the countryside in Bavaria near the Austrian and Czech borders. We have a relatively large house of about 400 m2 or 4300 ft2 and two boys (one born June 2018 and another June 2020), with several horses, occasional cows from our neighbor, and 4 outdoor (mainly) cats. We are a German wife and American husband, so the language transition may not be too difficult for a person interested and/or willing to learn German/Bavarian and potentially practice English. We speak German at home. We will support a person with German language courses, which may need to be online at present, and potentially driving lessons. We would like for the au pair to speak with our child in the au pair's native language or English (unless you speak a regional German/Austrian dialect). We live on about 7 hectares (20 acres) of fenced grass areas and an open planting field (typically not traversed by foot). We live about 1.33h min from Salzburg, 1.5h from Munich, 0.75h from Passau, and 0.5h from the Austrian border. The wife's family lives close-by and we visit them often and have meals and events together. While we are not particularly religious, if the au pair is interested in regular visits to the church, the wife's aunt and cousins are involved in the church and regularly attend Mass and events. The au pair will normally have the weekends (or two or more other days per week) free and probably also 1 day during the week, though she would be welcome to be involved in whatever we do. We eat dinner together every day, though we have different schedules for mornings. The duration of your stay is not critical, though we prefer someone interested in staying for at least 6 months and potentially more than a year, to minimize confusion for our kids. Under normal circumstances (i.e., not covid lockdowns), there are Volksfeste -- like Oktoberfest -- in nearby towns and villages, as well as events we visit in Vienna and Munich.

Note that because the husband is American, we cannot host an American under the au pair visa, which means that it would have to be visa-free (for 3 months, or for 3 month segments), or via an academic visa. German law appears not to allow us to host non-EU persons 27 years of age or older, so the visa-free or academic visa route appear to be the only options for those who are 27 upon entry into the program. We are open to these options.