Au pairs provide caring, flexible, cost-effective child care, and the opportunity for a fulfilling cultural exchange. Find the best au pairs, plus read parent reviews, view pricing information, and more on Winnie.
As an official sponsor of the U.S. State Department-regulated au pair program for over 35 years, Cultural Care has placed more than 175,000 au pairs in the...
The nation’s first and largest au pair provider, Au Pair in America combines live-in child care and cultural exchange for a mutually rewarding and enriching...
Au Pair USA provides families with an easy way to find qualified international au pairs from around the world, who live with the family and provide up to 45...
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An au pair is a person (typically between 18-26) from overseas who comes to America on a legal visa to provide childcare in a family's home.
Parents most often only consider: traditional daycares, home-based care & nannies. Au pair programs are overlooked as a potential solution.
In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at both sides of the equation to help you decide if an au pair is the best choice for your family.
We're breaking down the differences between nannies and au pairs and how to choose which is best for your family.