Au Pair in America Local Community Counselor, serving host families and au pairs in the greater Boston area
Au Pair in America is the nation's first legal au pair program. Since 1986, we have provided the best child care opportunities to host families across the U.S. and au pairs from around the world.
NEW starting in October: No texting while driving! The fine for the first offense is $100, and then it goes up from there. If somebody has an accident while texting, the operator will lose the license for 60 days – a “guaranteed” ticket for an au pair to have to go back home. Here is Read More
Last Sunday, the 17’th of October, we carved pumpkins together to be prepared for the upcoming Halloween. It was alot of fun to do this together with the South Shore and the Boston cluster at my house. For more pix please go to pumpkin carving 2010. Read More
Aupair Lindia invited the whole cluster over to celebrate with us her birthday. It was awesome to have all aupairs sing the happy birthday song and to see how Thea (one of the children, Lindia takes care of) helped Lindia to blow out the candles on her cake. The hostfamily did a wonderful job to host Read More
Harvard University Each month, Au Pair in America offers a regional event to au pairs in the Boston area. It is another opportunity for our au pairs to connect with others and to learn about American culture. This month, we offered a free Harvard Tour, led by a Harvard sophomore, Todd. On Read More
Pumpkins a lively exchange Last Sunday, four Au Pair in America Community Counselors hosted an Au Pair and Host Family Picnic at Honey Pot Hill Orchard in Stow, MA. This annual event offers au pairs and host families a chance to meet and connect with other families and au pairs in the program Read More
We had a great time to chat at our clustermeeting on August 29 at my house in Braintree. Read More
In Orientation, au pairs receive basic Red Cross first aid and CPR training. To build on those skills and ensure that our au pairs are prepared for a variety of possible emergencies, we encourage each au pair to take an 8 hour Red Cross CPR Read More
This is another common question, since the way people address mail around the world varies. Here is an image of where to put the information when you are sending mail in the United States. How to Address a Letter from the US Postal Service Read More
This question comes up from time to time and with the tax deadline tomorrow, I thought I would post a link with a great step by step tutorial. Click on the image of a check below to go to the tutorial on About.com. Remember: Use pen and don’t leave extra blank space where Read More
We had fun chatting at our last clustermeeting at my house. Read More
