No. What you pay to the Au Pair is not related to the number of children you have. However, you can always decide if you want to pay the Au Pair higher than the minimum pocket money.

The time it takes to find an Au Pair varies, depending on the specific needs of your family and the availability of an Au Pair with corresponding qualifications. If you require an Au Pair immediately, kindly let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your family!

Yes, your Au Pair will be able to care for your infant child. There is no additional fee for caring for infants.

Absolutely! It might take a little longer to find the right Au Pair for your family, but many single-parent homes have enjoyed the benefits of having an Au Pair.

Of course! The majority of Au Pair candidates are female, but there are also many qualified male Au Pairs available.

It's a good idea to let some time pass before assuming there are irreconcilable differences, perhaps a month. The Au Pair may need a little time to settle in and the you may need a little time to get accustomed to the new family member. It is always good to be open to the Au Pair if there is something you are not comfortable with, eg. they way she/he works, their time management, etc. Mismatches are a rare occurrence. If difficulties continue, we will rematch you with a different Au Pair as soon as possible.

Families in Sweden and The Netherlands are expected to pay for the Au Pair ticket at least one way from home or to home. However, for Danish and Norwegian Families, you are expected to pay the Au Pair's roundtrip flights according to the Danish and Norwegian Au Pair Scheme regulation. All families from Sweden, Denmark, and Norway need to provide the Au Pair an insurance and pay for the Au Pair's language course. Families in The Netherlands are only expected to provide insurance not required to pay for the language course.