顾*家庭（上海 / Shanghai）

We hope to find an au pair who genuinely loves children, is patient, cheerful, willing to communicate, and ready to become part of our family life.
Our main expectation is that, during this stage of our child's language development, he can have a stable and natural English communication environment.
We don't expect you to 'teach' the child like a teacher, but rather hope that English appears naturally in daily play and life, such as playing with toys together, reading English picture books, singing, going for walks, playing simple games, or just chatting naturally.
The expected time with the child is 15:00-18:00 and 19:00-21:00, about 5 hours per day, with one day off on Sunday.
The rest of the time is free for you to do as you wish.
During the remaining time, the grandmother takes care of the child.
(The schedule can be adjusted.)
Overall, we expect about 5 hours of companionship per day on average, but it is not strictly according to a fixed schedule.
We value natural interaction more, and we will adjust flexibly based on the child's condition that day, your plans, and family circumstances.
We don't need you to clean, cook, or do household chores, nor will we ask you to take care of the child alone for long periods.
We will respect your private time, rest time, and personal space.
For us, the ideal relationship is not 'employer and employee', but we hope you can become part of our family life.
We also hope that during your time in China, you can not only accompany the child but also have your own life, friends, and opportunities to experience Chinese culture.

We are a young small family.
Dad was born in 1996 and is a programmer;
Mom was born in 1998 and works in finance-related work.
We both work in the automobile industry park near our home, with a commute of about 2 kilometers, so going to and from work is quite convenient.
Our baby boy is currently 27 months old and is in a stage of rapid language development.
Most of the time he is lively, curious, and loves to play and explore.
When he is in a good mood, he is very cooperative and willing to interact with adults;
Of course, like most two-year-olds, he sometimes has his own little temper and opinions.
On weekdays, the grandmother takes care of the child during the day.
Mom and Dad usually go to work at 9 a.m.;
The child usually wakes up around 7 a.m.
Mom and Dad get off work around 6 p.m., so during the day, you will mostly spend time with the grandmother and the child.
The grandmother is mainly responsible for the child's daily life and meals, so we don't expect the au pair to take on a nanny or housekeeping role.
We hope everyone can get along easily, respect each other, and communicate like family and friends.