I just try not to make them loose their time, contrary to others.

luciebk i didnt mean any harm but no one will give you a job if you tell them you cant hear there baby cry in the middle of the night because you wouldnt hear it

I didn't mean any offence, neither do I want to degrade your beautiful language. I'm pretty sure some people aren't disturbed with my (sometimes) approximate english as I'm already an au-pair. I'm not sure if you should really feel to concerned about other families decisions. Anyway, I wish you a good night.

sorry that should have said au pair

luciebk you wont find any work with that double dutch reply who wants an au who cant hear !!

Hello !

Is this position still actual ?

I'm Lucie, 22, french

I would like to know if you expect the au-pair to wake up on night with your second baby, because it doesn't bother me but I've got a problem: I don't hear anything at night, even babies' shouts.
If you have to wake you up to wake me up, I don't want you to loose your time ...

Thank you very much.

Lucie

We are a friendly family who are looking for an au pair to start with us in January 2015. We live close to Clapham Common. We are looking for someone to help look after our lovely, energetic little two year old boy. He will be attending nursery every morning so we are looking for someone to help with breakfast each morning and four afternoons per week. The morning would be free time to attend language classes etc and in addition there would be a further afternoon off per week. We are looking for someone who is friendly and responsible who would be able to prepare healthy meals and in addition help with some light housework. We are due our second baby at the end of April so would welcome an extra pair of hands. If this position might interest you, please do not hesitate to contact us. Many thanks.