The AuPairWorld Blog – Lifestyle, Sharing, Discovery

Living abroad, specially the first time, is scary, but also exciting according to Angela. When she was an au pair in Hanover, she had to deal with homesickness, like every au pair or person who is away from home. However, she had some tricks on how to deal with it and now she is sharing them with you!

Travel restrictions and anxiety about infection are serious obstacles for au pairing. That's why AuPairWorld has implemented deep Premium discounts to help keep the au pair experience with all its special benefits available for everyone. 

At the moment EU citizens can still come to the UK for an au pair stay without special provisions and will be able to stay until 30 June 2021. Arrangements for au pair stays beginning after 31 December 2020 are currently unclear. 

Please sign these petitions to promote better visa and travel arrangements for au pairs in Australia, New Zealand and Germany. Families and young people need your support!

Casey Aubin, founder of the Au Pair Movement and a former au pair, explains why deciding to become an au pair could be the best decision you'll ever make.  

If you want to be an au pair in the near future, it is very important that you learn the language every day or every week. To help you, Sara, a translator at AuPairWorld, has made a video with her 5 main tips for language learning at home.

Especially in corona times, we all know that things don't always go as planned. In her new article and video, Casey Aubin, founder of the Au Pair Movement, talks about her method to turn problems into possibilities.

Au pair coach and author Melanie Josephine shares tips on how to keep your head straight during the corona crisis and offers free au pair coaching sessions for a limited period (see offer at end of article). 

Casey Aubin, founder of the Au Pair Movement, explains how she discovered there's so much more to au pairing than she first thought.  

AuPairWorld has added a new filter to make searching for an au pair even easier.