Dear Host Family,

My name is Nida, and I live in Gaziantep, Turkey. I have been working as a neonatal nurse for approximately four years. Caring for babies and children is not only my profession, but also something I truly love. I enjoy spending time with children, supporting their development, and creating a warm and safe environment for them.

During my university years, I worked as a babysitter for three months. I cared for two children who were in first and third grade (approximately 7 and 9 years old). Their mother was a doctor. I helped them with their homework, prepared and fed their meals, played games with them, and also assisted with light household tasks. We built a lovely bond, and I really enjoyed being part of their daily routine.

After completing my nursing education, I started working in a hospital as a neonatal nurse and gained three years of professional newborn care experience. During this time, I also worked as a babysitter. I cared for twin babies who were about 5–6 months old. I fed them, helped them sleep, played with them, and supported their daily routines. I also helped their mother when needed. The family was very happy with my care, and I truly enjoyed supporting them.

Currently, I am working at a private hospital, but I am applying as an Au Pair because I would love to gain international experience and become part of a family abroad. I am confident in baby care and first aid. I can quickly understand a baby’s needs, feed them, play educational games, and support their development. I am also happy to help with light household tasks and daily routines.

My English level is intermediate, and my German is beginner level. When I am in a language environment, I can communicate actively, and my reading and writing skills are strong. Turkish is my native language.

I am a responsible, patient, and caring person. I would be very happy to share my culture, learn yours, and create a warm and loving environment for your children. I would truly love to become a part of your family and support you in your daily life.

Warm regards,
Nida