Submit an application
Submit contact and country details with 3�5 photos. Discuss childcare experience, timing and preferences in team follow-up.
How it works
From profile or family brief to a reviewed introduction.
Au pairs and host families submit details privately without an account or password. The team reviews the application and follows up by email about questions or possible introductions. Submission does not guarantee a match.
8 Public au pair previews
7 Public family previews
2 lanes One review process
Route map
Two starting points, one careful review path.
The process is designed to stop vague introductions. Each side gives the details that matter, then the team checks timing, routine, expectations, and fit before the conversation moves forward.
Au pair path
Advisor review
The team reviews the private submission and follows up by email. This does not replace official sponsor screening.
Respond to fit
Move forward when the family routine, timing, location, and childcare needs make sense.
Family path
Share the routine
Start with contact details, location and 3�5 photos. Prepare your household routine, room setup and timing for follow-up.
Advisor review
The team reviews the private family brief before discussing possible introductions. Submission does not publish household details.
Request a fit review
Ask for introductions when an au pair profile matches the household rhythm and practical needs.
Merge point
Intro and next steps
The team follows up by email about next steps. Applicants can contact the team to correct details or ask about their request; there is no applicant dashboard.
What gets checked
Review is based on practical fit signals from both sides.
Au pair profile
Childcare experience by age group
Driving comfort, languages, swimming, pets, and timing
Photos, profile headline, and short family-fit summary
Review status before matching visibility
Family brief
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
Two starting points
Au pairs and families start differently, then meet at review.
The platform does not force both sides into the same form. Each side gives the details that matter for them, then the advisor review connects the right pieces.
For au pairs
Submit your experience, timing, location, driving, languages, photos, and home routine preferences privately for team review.
Submit applicationFor host families
Submit a short family brief with children, schedule, room, driving needs, timing, and photos so the team can prepare better matches.
Start family brief Quality checkpoints
The process is built to protect fit before speed.
Fast introductions only help when the details are honest and complete. These checkpoints keep the platform useful for real placement decisions.
Applications and photos stay private during team review Family briefs include practical schedule and room details Introductions are based on fit signals, not random messages Both sides stay organized before interviews begin
Start on your side