Au pair profiles

Browse au pairs with the details families actually need.

Each profile is built around real childcare experience, start timing, driving confidence, language, location, and the kind of home routine where the au pair can do well.

Au pair profile notes and planning workspace
Application review topics experience, timing, driving, location, and family fit
8 Public profile previews
United States Host family market
No fees Free for au pairs and families
Profile standard

A stronger card means fewer weak conversations.

Families should understand the profile quickly without guessing. The page now separates experience, timing, fit signals, and interview readiness in a clean way.

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Childcare experience by age group

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Driving comfort, languages, swimming, pets, and timing

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Photos, profile headline, and short family-fit summary

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Review status before matching visibility

Featured au pairs

Public cards show limited names, photos, and areas. Current availability and further details require team confirmation; applying does not unlock private information.

8 profiles shown

How applications are reviewed

Submit privately, then hear from the team.

Submitting does not create a public card or applicant account. The team reviews your details and follows up by email; review is not sponsor screening or a placement guarantee.

Public browsing stays simple. Serious details are used when a family is ready to request an introduction.
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Profile details

Childcare hours, age groups, schedule comfort, languages, driving, pets, and start timing are organized before the profile is shared.

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Advisor review

The team checks clarity, missing details, photos, and fit signals so the profile feels ready for serious family review.

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Family fit

Families see enough context to request an introduction with purpose, not just browse names and photos.

Start now

Prepare your private application.

Add your photos, childcare background, availability, driving comfort, and the family routine that fits you best.