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Agent Au Pair is an award winning U.S. Department of State Designated Au Pair Program that promotes educational and cultural exchange. We pride ourselves on taking the time to get to know our host families on a personal level, ensuring that our matching is on target for each family’s individual needs. Au Pairs provide up to 45 hours of childcare per week for a weekly cost of approximately $375.


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Summer of Science!

Are you looking for fun activities to try during the summer months? Renzulli Learning is sharing four weeks of science activities that you can try! The four weeks include: animals, outer space, engineering, and our planet!

You receive Renzulli Learning for free as an exclusive benefit of working with Agent Au Pair. Click the button to check out the activities and learn how to get started!


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Spreading Joy to Kids

Thank you to all the au pairs, host children, and Local Coordinators who took the time to create cards to bring joy to children in the hospital.

Click the button below to check out some of the awesome cards that were made!



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Au Pairs Available Now


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~ Maria ~

Maria is a 26 year old from Ecuador. She speaks Spanish, English, and German. She has experience caring for children between the ages of 1 through 15 years old. She gained her experience working as a kindergarten teacher and a babysitter. She has her driver’s license and drives on a weekly basis. In her spare time, Maria enjoys singing, skating, and playing video games.
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~ Lydia ~

Lydia is a 21 year old from Zimbabwe. She speaks English, Chinese, and Shona. She has experience caring for children between the ages of 1 month through 10 years old. She gained her experience working as a babysitter, a kindergarten teacher, and taking carer of her younger family members. She is  working on getting her driver’s license. In her spare time, Lydia enjoys reading, playing rugby, and cooking.


These are just two of our featured au pairs! We showcase more available au pairs on our website. We have hundreds of great applicants available for placement.



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Host Mom Blog


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BRITTANY’S BLOG

Welcoming a new baby into your home is a wonderful and stressful time! Having an Au Pair during this time is also both wonderful and stressful. On the one hand, having the extra hands can be incredibly helpful, but on the other hand you also have an extra person to plan for and to take into consideration. 
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JAMIE’S BLOG

April was such a hectic month for all of us at the Jarmon-Williamson household. In preparation for baby Nadiya’s arrival, we all were trying to nest and have this entire house cleaned from top to bottom. Nasrin helped a lot with arranging the baby bottles, managing the bassinet, and tidying up the general area’s baby Nadiya will frequent.



New Department of State Au Pair Brochure

Click the button below to read the U.S. Department of State’s Exchange Visitor Welcome Brochure. The brochure covers current regulations, maintenance of valid program status, maintenance of insurance, and helpful links.



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Anna from Shawnee, KS

In January 2020, I decided to leave my job and search for something part-time so I could spend more time with my daughters. Little did I know the world would shut down a month later. I was so excited when I learned about Agent Au Pair. It combines my love of building relationships and meeting people from around the world with a really great flexible schedule. Having lived with many host families during my travels I felt that I could relate well to the au pairs in addition to the families here needing reliable childcare.



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Become a Local Coordinator with Agent Au Pair!

We are growing our Local Coordinator Network and are actively seeking individuals who are passionate about cultural exchange to join our team! Local Coordinators work part-time from home; supplementing their income supporting host families and Au Pairs during their program year. They are responsible to ensure the well-being of the exchange visitor as trusted mentors and provide top-notch client services to their host families while upholding program rules and regulations!



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