My daily work My daily work I want to tell you something about my daily work. I'm a self-employment woman and I thing I have a very nice job. I accept the responsibility about the little sweet nature we have. Our children. I care for they about the day, when the parents are on their own working. The kids are from 7 AM to 4 PM at my home. In the moment I have 4 kids. They are between 6 month and 2 years old. If they are 2 years old, they must go to the kindergarden. Our day divides into phases. From 7 to 8 o'clock we are playing. The kids can play what they want. At 8 o'clock we make breakfast. From 9 to 11 o'clock we go out and visit parks, playgrounds or looking for the ducks on the river. My kids loves this. When the weather isn't to go out, so we make something at home. In this time I make a offer to sing or crafting. Sometimes we make a little bit sport. At 11 o'clock we make our lunch. After that, we going to the bathroom and brushing our teeth. They dressed the pyjama on and go to the bed. Then I sing the song 'la le lu' and 10 minutes later the babies are all sleeping. Mostly it's 12 o'clock when the kids are on the bed. Then I have 2 hours for me. What means for me. I wash the dishes, clean up the play and living room. Make my notes about the development of the children. At the end of the month I must to make the bills. And the time fly so fast and it is 2 PM and the children stand up. When they are dressed on, then is our „coffee time“. Mostly they eat some fruits. And then they have time to play until their parents come for they. In the summer we are on the playground in the front of the house, but now we are playing in the rooms. After that and when all children at home, I must clean up the rooms. But that's not all. The financial situation is not good for me, so I must to work after my work. And so I go to families at home and care there for their children. After 14 to 18 hours of work, I go to my bed and at 5 o'clock my alarm rings and the new day starts. In german my job names „Kindertagesmutter“ so maybe it's in english „day care mother“ ?!