Mount Washington Toddler Family
Los Angeles, CA
Full brief after signup and review.
Host family briefs
Show the family routine without overloading the first view.
Families share enough detail for an au pair to understand the home, schedule, children, room setup, driving need, timing, and interview readiness. The first card stays simple. The full brief comes after review.
7 Family briefs
3 photos Minimum family gallery
Reviewed Before introductions
Family cards
Compact family previews for quick scanning.
Public previews show only the family name and area. Household details, children, schedule, and fit notes are shared after signup and team review.
Suburban School-Age Family
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Full brief after signup and review.
City Infant Family
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Full brief after signup and review.
Rematch-Ready Family
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Full brief after signup and review.
Active Schedule Family
United States
Full brief after signup and review.
Toddler Routine Family
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Full brief after signup and review.
Transit-Friendly Family
United States
Full brief after signup and review.
Before a family goes live
The full brief still has the important details.
The public cards stay clean, but the admin review still checks the household rhythm that matters for a real placement.
Children ages and daily schedule
Driving, school pickup, and activity needs
Start date, rematch urgency, and interview timing
Room setup, pets, language preferences, and household rhythm
Matching flow
Small preview first, serious context before the intro.
Au pairs should not have to read a long family story before knowing whether the timing and routine fit. The deeper details are kept for reviewed requests.
Family routine
Children, schedule, room setup, pets, driving, and start timing are collected first.
Advisor check
The team reviews the brief so au pairs see a clean, realistic family need.
Intro request
Au pairs and families move forward only when the fit signals make sense.
Family match request
Share the routine so the team can prepare a clear brief.
Keep this practical: children, schedule, room setup, family photos, driving, timing, interview availability, and the au pair qualities that matter most.