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Hi! I am a full time working mother with 3 kids (12, 8, 7) and a father who is away for work about 6 weeks at a time. Our first au pair was from South-Africa and our current Maryana is from Brazil. Our au pairs are so much fun, and we really see it as enrichment for her, the kids and ourselves.
The daycare in our neighborhood was fully occupied, and that is why, after hesitating a lot, we chose for an au pair. I can only say that I’m positively surprised! If you match with an au pair that suits your family, it is a very nice solution that gives you space and time to really spend time with your children.
Hi! We are the au pair agency of Nina.care. What kind of au pairs do we select? We choose our au pairs very carefully. We only want reliable, sparkly people who really love and adore children.
We guide you and your au pair in every step, so you don’t have to worry about a thing. We get in touch with your au pair and make sure we have all the right documents for the IND.
We screen the au pair carefully and give advice when needed. Before your au pair arrives, she will get an information box with practical tips to feel right at home.
Our au pair academy has great language courses to help your au pair get to know our culture. We check in by sending an app or call, and we’re always available for any questions you might have. We have matched more than 100 au pairs already, so we know what we’re talking about!
We take our screening very seriously. We demand a VOG, legalization of the birth certificate and a medical examination from all our au pairs and ask them everything about their home situation, experience with children, ambitions and everything necessary to really get to know them. That way, we can guarantee the best match for your family.
We are a recognized sponsor, which means that our au pair agency must ensure that all administration is in order and that the au pair laws and regulations are complied with. That is a major task, because the regulations are complex. In addition, we draw up the necessary contracts, check the documents supplied (such as salary statements) and submit the au pair application.
What a hassle insurance always is! We think so too, that’s why we’ve arranged it all for you. First of all, your au pair must apply for basic health insurance, which is mandatory. We also recommend our complete au pair insurance. Everything arranged in one fell swoop. Purrfect!
In addition to being the manager of our au pair agency, Shereen is also the mother of three children. In this video she tells everything about hosting an au pair. What you can expect from the au pair (and from us of course), what it costs to host an au pair and what the benefits are. Make a nice cup of coffee and click on the video!
The costs differ per country. You can check out all the specifics of your country right here.
An au pair is between 18-30 years old and comes from another country. He/she comes and lives at your place and helps you take care of your kids and the household. First and foremost you need to see it as a cultural exchange and as a wonderful experience for your kids. Secondly, it’s a flexible and affordable way of daycare.
Based on the thought of joining a cultural exchange, an au pair is generally entitled to free board and lodging in exchange for doing childcare and light housework. On top of this, they usually receive pocket money, to enable them to get to know the culture and language of their host country. Every country has its own au pair regulations. You can find a detailed look at your favorite host country here and select the country you live in.
It depends on which country you live in, check your country right here.
It depends on which country you live in, check your country right here.
How do you best prepare for an introduction to a host family? What is really important, and which skills or stories should you definitely share? And how long should your introduction video be? All questions that we will answer in this blog. Read on! Tip 1: Share your experience It’s exciting that you’re about to…
Your time as an au pair is coming to an end. Here are three things to help you prepare for a difficult goodbye to your host family.
