Finding the right childcare solution is crucial for any family, especially when balancing the demands of everyday life. Au Pair International offers a variety of au pair program options to fit your family’s unique needs, whether you have an infant, toddler, pre-teen, or a mix of ages. With au pairs from over 30 countries, you have the opportunity to engage with different cultures and languages while providing your children with nurturing care. Our flexible and enriching childcare solutions are designed to make your experience smooth and rewarding.

Au Pair Program Options:

Standard Program for Toddlers and Older Children

The Standard Program is perfect for families with children ages 2 and up. As our most popular option, this program features au pairs with at least 200 hours of hands-on childcare experience with children over age 2. This ensures your au pair is well-prepared to care for toddlers, pre-teens, and older children in a safe, engaging, and supportive environment.

Infant Qualified Program for Babies and Toddlers

If you’re expecting or have children under age 2, the Infant Qualified Program is the ideal choice. Au pairs in this program have a minimum of 200 hours of recent experience caring for infants and toddlers. Please note that for infants under 3 months, a responsible adult must also be present in the home alongside the au pair to ensure your baby’s needs are fully met.

Professional Program for Specialized Childcare

For families with unique childcare needs, the Professional Program is designed to meet more specific requirements, such as homeschooling or special needs support. This program features au pairs with professional childcare qualifications, including post-secondary education in child-related fields or a minimum of two years of full-time childcare experience. These au pairs bring advanced skills and expertise to support your child’s developmental goals, making it ideal for families seeking specialized care.

All au pairs complete 32 hours of child-related and cultural training before arrival, ensuring they meet the childcare qualifications for the program selected3