I’m a Canadian au pair, currently living on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York. When I began my time here as an au pair, I never could have imagined that the world would throw so many curve-balls, and while I certainly didn’t expect much of my time here to be spent under lockdown, I am still so glad that I am here.
Lets face it, Spooky Season is secretly our favorite. From dressing up in costumes, eating candy to arts and crafts…we basically get to be a kid again! What’s even better is that there are SO many awesome things you can do with your host kids to get into the Halloween festivities.
We’re taking a moment to appreciate some of our favorite men and women who are some of the important reasons why we are #InLoveWithAmerica ! 🇺🇸 🤩
Hi guys! It’s been a while since you last heard from me, but the biggest change is that now I’m here in the States! I’ve officially been here in Boston for 50 days and I’m loving it!
As if moving to a new country for 12 months wasn’t enough of a challenge, as a new au pair in America you’ve also got to deal with the nap-inducing,…
We say this ALL the time but it’s so true, so we’ll say it again! Your Au Pair in America experience lasts much longer than the 12 months you spend…
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again. Au Pair friends really are the best friends. And there’s no finer example of that than, Nerea and Martyna. Let’s set…
I found my perfect match in North Carolina. We are considered the South of the states, and we have hot, humid summers and mild winters. Only 3 hours away is the East coast with nice beaches, whereas if you head 3 hours West, you’ll reach the mountains to go skiing or hiking. In this post I’m going to tell you about my state and also my trips to other places.
Hello. 👋 We’re Au Pair in America. A friendly team based in London with a passion for travel and different cultures. Our job is to help young people experience cultural…
Meet this month’s Au Pair Buddies of the Month: Chelsea from South Africa & Johanna from Germany!