Grecia, a student at the University of Strasbourg, is available immediately to work as an au pair in the 67000 postal district, her listing on the childcare platform Nounou-top confirms. The profile describes a young caregiver with three years of babysitting experience, including prior work as an au pair, and lists Spanish, English and French among her spoken languages.
Three years of experience, three languages, no listed rate
The listing does not state an hourly rate or fixed fee, leaving pricing to be negotiated directly between Grecia and interested families. She has not yet subscribed to the platform’s Gestion Pro administrative tracking service, which Nounou-top offers to families looking for structured handling of paperwork and contracts. Her entry is filed under “garde d’enfant à domicile” — in-home childcare — one of the service categories the site covers alongside babysitting and standard au pair arrangements.
Free account required to unlock availability and contact details
Access to her full availability schedule requires a free account on Nounou-top; the platform describes registration as cost-free. Anyone interested in contacting Grecia must complete this step first. Until a rate is set and a meeting takes place, the listing remains an opening offer rather than a confirmed placement — a distinction that matters in a market where trust between families and caregivers is built one conversation at a time.
How Nounou-top connects Strasbourg caregivers with families
The platform operates on a straightforward alert system: families create a free account, post a childcare need, and the site notifies nearby caregivers, who can then message one another and arrange a meeting. Grecia’s listing sits within that system. Nounou-top notes that profiles carry a transparency badge, but the site also flags that details such as professional experience claims are declared by the caregiver rather than independently verified.
Grecia’s trilingual profile — Spanish, English and French — positions her for households where multiple languages are spoken at home, and her student status at the University of Strasbourg suggests a schedule built around academic commitments. Her specific hours, age and references are not listed; the platform advises that such information is self-declared and should be verified directly with her before any arrangement is finalized.
