Global Awareness

Au Pair in America au pairs are so creative and contribute so much to their host families and to cultural exchange.  Here’s what our own Christina Moser contributed: Christina tells us about Austrian Christmas I’m going to tell you about the traditions around Christmastime in my family back home in the south of Austria. Since Read More

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

Thanksgiving dates back to the first European settlers in North America. After hardship, illness and hard work the Pilgrims celebrated a successful harvest that they shared with their Native American friends. This national holiday is a day to feast and give thanks. Read More

Happy Thanksgiving!!

THANKSGIVING falls on the fourth Thursday of November. It is as a legal holiday in the United States and commemorates the feast held at Plymouth in 1621 by the Pilgrim colonists and members of the Wampanoag people. The feast was held to honor God and give him thanks for harvest and health. Thanksgiving has religious Read More

Daylight Savings Time Ends This Weekend

Daylight Saving Time During DST, clocks are turned forward an hour, effectively moving an hour of daylight from the morning to the evening.  Today, approximately 70 countries worldwide utilize Daylight Saving Time in at least some portion of the country.  If you don’t come from one of those countries, I am guessing that the idea may Read More

Education matters We are very proud of the ongoing training we offer our au pairs which provides further educational guidance on a wide range of topics. Our orientation trainers take great care to research and prepare the topics presented via Webinars to our au pairs once placed in Read More

TOP TEN ACTIVITIES FOR FALL

Summer is over, and in many places the air is turning colder. As the weather changes be sure to take advantage of what the fall season has to offer. Even if you don’t live in a place that sees a lot colorful leaves, there are fun family-friendly ways to get outdoors this fall: • Go Read More