Build a clear profile
Show childcare experience by age group, availability, driving comfort, languages, photos, and the kind of family routine where you do your best work.
Become an au pair
Become an Au Pair With a Profile Families Can Trust
Families move faster when your profile answers the practical questions first. AuPair Advisers helps you organize experience, timing, photos, and fit signals before introductions.
No platform fee Reviewed before introductions Private details protected
Decision guide
What to clarify before the next introduction.
These points keep the matching process practical and reduce weak conversations before either side shares private details.
Use family-fit language
Families need specific signals: infant routines, school pickup, homework, meals, pets, transit, activities, and how you communicate during busy weeks.
Protect private details
Your public card stays simple. More detailed notes are used when a reviewed host family is ready to request an introduction.
FAQ
Questions people usually need answered first.
For visa, sponsor, tax, insurance, or legal decisions, confirm details with the official sponsor or qualified professional.
Is it free to become visible to host families?
Yes. Au pairs can create a profile and be reviewed for family introductions without paying a platform fee.
What should I include in my au pair profile?
Include childcare ages, hours, availability, driving comfort, languages, photos, references or context, and a short explanation of the family routine that fits you.
Does AuPair Advisers handle visa sponsorship?
No. AuPair Advisers helps with profile review and introductions. Confirm visa, sponsor, travel, insurance, and legal requirements with the official sponsor or qualified professional.
Next step
Create au pair profile Move from research to a reviewed request.
Start free, keep sensitive details private, and let the team review fit before introductions move forward.