Hi there, My name is Jason and my wife is Zarina. We have been together for 3 years and married for over a year. My wife and I have calm demeanors, are hard workers, and are family oriented. My wife immigrated to the United States at the age of 8 from Azerbaijan and I am originally from Ohio. I am a therapist, and my wife is Speech Language Pathologist. My wife currently works from home. We are looking to welcome someone into our family to care for our child, Mark who turned one in August and to enjoy their experience in the United States. Our son is our world and is a sweet little boy. He has been walking since he was 10 months old, loves to run around the home and play with his toys. He is very curious, and you will need to always keep an eye on him since he will try to pull himself up or grab things off counters. He loves when we sing songs to him and dance with him.

We are looking for someone to be with Mark from 10-6 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays. On Monday and Thursday, we are looking for someone to care for Mark from 10am to 7:30pm. (43 hours) With the leftover 2 hours we would likely ask you to work on Saturday so we can run some errands without the baby. Also, we would look to adjust the schedule on some weeks so Zarina and I can have date night on Saturday night for a few hours. If interested in working more hours please let us know.
Caring for Mark daily will look like: following his feeding schedule. He is drinking milk 3 times a day and eating 3 meals a day plus snacks. We prepare his meals and would like for you to be able to do the same. Mark’s eating is very important to us and sometimes he can be stubborn when eating and takes a little bit longer for him to eat everything he should. Our current babysitter has done really well with him but it does require patience. To us, having a patient Au Pair is vital, not just with his eating but in general with their understanding of Mark. He currently naps one time per day for anywhere between 1-2 hours. Additionally, we would like for you to take him on walks, take him to the playground, read books to him, listen to music/dance with him, sing songs with him, and play with him and his toys to encourage development of different skills.