With over 30 years of experience, EurAupair (pronounced "yoor´-ô-pair"​) Intercultural Child Care Programs is an official United States government designated exchange visitor program sponsor. EurAupair is a U.S. not-for-profit, public benefit organization founded to improve understanding among people of different countries through cultural exchange. EurAupair is one of the oldest, largest and most trusted au pair organizations in the United States. Through its network of affiliated overseas offices, EurAupair screens young people who want to become au pairs.

Like the au pair tradition itself, EurAupair has its roots in Europe. From this long-standing heritage, EurAupair brings to the United States bright, responsible au pairs who assist in caring for your children in exchange for inclusion in American family life, the opportunity to study at an American college, and exposure to a new culture.

An au pair offers parents extra support to make juggling a busy schedule easier. Au pairs can transport your children to music lessons, Little League and Scout meetings - so your children needn't miss out on anything! Au pairs can get children ready for school in the morning, greet them and help them with homework in the afternoons, care for a sick child or take them to the doctor or dentist when you can't be there.

EurAupair offers today's busy families a child care alternative that is culturally enriching, convenient, legal and affordable too.

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