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Lucía from Spain is available from March.
Driving licence · English B2

For au pairs
Free room and board, pocket money, a language you'll really learn, and a second family you keep for life.
Start as an au pair
For families
Flexible daily help with the kids, a new culture at your table, and full control over who joins your home.
Start as a familyFrom first profile to arrival day, you always know what happens next.
Ten guided questions, no CV upload. You can save and come back any time.
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The exchange

Valencia, Spain
Early-childhood student who loves messy art afternoons.
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Utrecht, Netherlands
Two kids (4 & 7), a bike for you, and Sunday pancakes.
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Taipei, Taiwan
Three years of nannying, first-aid certified, calm in chaos.
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Success stories
A few of the pairs who found each other here — names changed, friendship intact.

“Six months in and the kids correct my Dutch. I came for the city — I stayed for Sunday pancakes.”
Amara, 23
Au pair from Lagos, with the Pieters family in Utrecht
Matched in 4 weeks

“I arrived with one suitcase and left with a second family. Two years of weekend hikes in the Rockies didn't hurt either.”
Jonas, 21
Au pair from Hamburg, with the Fitzgerald family in Vancouver
Matched in 6 weeks

“The video interviews and the contract template made the scary part simple. She moved in like she'd always been ours.”
Claire & the Chen family
Host family in Melbourne, with Marta (25) from Kraków
Matched in 3 weeks
Sunshine, siestas, fast Spanish
1,240 families hosting
Clear rules, paid language course
1,510 families hosting
The classic au pair route
980 families hosting
English-friendly, bike everywhere
460 families hosting
Food, family, and slow evenings
720 families hosting
Big cities, big weekends
650 families hosting
English immersion, small-town warmth
290 families hosting
Alps, order, and a paid course
240 families hosting
Two languages, one small country
210 families hosting
Highest pocket money in Europe
190 families hosting
Hygge, bikes and short hours
170 families hosting
Balanced weeks, long summers
160 families hosting
Fjords and generous allowances
140 families hosting
Agency-run J-1 cultural exchange
1,120 families hosting
Working holiday, outdoor life
120 families hosting
Longer stays, strong protections
310 families hosting
Working holiday visa friendly
280 families hosting
The library
Getting started
A cultural exchange with childcare at its centre — not a nanny contract, not a cleaner, not a cheap babysitter. Here is the line, and why it matters legally.
6 min readGetting started
Most placements that fail, fail in the first four weeks. This is the structure that prevents it — what to agree on day one, week one and week four.
7 min readMoney
What host families are expected to pay each week, how many hours they can ask for, and the minimum days off — for the main European and English-speaking destinations.
8 min readIt takes about six minutes and costs nothing to find out who's out there.