by on November 6th 2017
Borough of Manhattan Community College http://www.campusce.net/learningacrossamerica/course/course.aspx?catId=32 New Orleans: The Big Easy – for Washington, DC area residents (airfare not included) Course Number: SF17LA208A.1 Instructor: Joy Newmann […]
by Kamila Blanks on January 31st 2015
by Dori Diamond on January 14th 2017
Martin Luther King Day is a federal holiday held on the third Monday of January. It celebrates the life and achievements of Martin Luther King […]
by Laura Beauregard-Tvaroha on May 29th 2012
This months Aupair meeting was a great success with 100% participation! We met at Oakland Beach in Warwick. The weather was perfect and sunny! There […]
by Adrienne Miller on May 18th 2011
Flexible, affordable childcare For over 20 years, Cultural Care Au Pair’s childcare and cultural exchange program has offered families flexible, live-in childcare with a unique […]
by Marci Seder on October 12th 2012
Thanks to all who participated in the Terror Behind the Walls Haunted House at the Eastern State Penitentiary. The au pair group from Mt. Airy […]
by Carla Johnson on May 10th 2021
Dear Host Family, I hope this check list, which might not be complete, will be helpful to you as you start your hosting journey. […]
by Lindsay Pikovsky on October 27th 2020
In October, my au pair group had two meetings from which to chose: pumpkin picking in person, or a Zoom meeting. Au pairs could attend […]
by Susie Fegelman on March 19th 2014
Low au pair cost vs. rising childcare costs You might think having an au pair costs a fortune. But you would be wrong. Cultural Care […]
by Susanne Mikkelsen on August 15th 2017
There has been some discussion regarding what time for the au pairs to get off work before the weekend or 1,5 days off begin. Let […]
by Jocelyn Challas on May 9th 2018
As a guideline, families should complete their program registration paperwork at least 8-10 weeks prior to their desired au pair arrival date. The sooner a family registers, […]
by Sable Sorenson on June 27th 2012
YOU GET FLEXIBILITY A live-in provider gives you peace of mind as a busy parent. Having another adult in your home eliminates the stress of […]
by Nicole Biondi on November 17th 2016
26 Ways to Reduce Homesickness Abroad Here are some helpful tips to support your au pair if she or he become homesick in their au […]
by Margaret Rowan on December 2nd 2015
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by Judy Morello on April 15th 2010
Hi to all, The following message is of utmost importance to any au pair who wants to be with us in Philadelphia for the May […]
by Kathleen Lawrie on August 29th 2019
by Alexa Asher on September 4th 2013
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by Ann Harmon on January 13th 2018
I am so excited to see what 2018 brings. I am happy to help a new host family welcome their Au pair on the 19th […]
by Keri Ninness on November 10th 2013
After a very busy summer of welcoming over 20 new au pairs, everyone is settling in with their host families. While the au pairs continue […]
by Jacklyn Ng on January 25th 2010
September 11th – Annual San Francisco Scavenger Hunt! October 16th – Pumpkin Patch event for Host Families and Au Pairs! Nicasio Farms Pumpkin Patch 10:00 […]
by Stephanie Johnston on September 10th 2014
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by Tracie Kapaun on May 21st 2020
The past few months have been difficult on many people due to Covid 19 shutdowns and fears. This is even harder for au pairs who […]
by Amy Donovan on November 23rd 2016
Every November, I host one of my favorite au pair meetings of the year at my home in East Nashville — our annual Au Pair […]
