Au pair is the answer to budget cuts

Are the cuts in childcare supplements affecting you?

Many families find it increasingly difficult to pay for childcare. Did you know an Au Pair in your home could be the perfect solution?

Caroline Joyce is the Director of Cara International Au Pair agency. Cara International has been in business since 2001 and knows all too well how valuable an au pair can be.

She has used an Au Pair with her own children and she is finding a definite increase in queries since the budget announcements.

So What is an Au Pair?

An au pair is a young person from a foreign country who comes to live in your home so they can improve their English and while doing so help with childcare and light house work.

It’s flexible

Au Pairs work 35 hours a week including babysitting in the evenings so you can go out.

They can also help with light housework such as ironing for the children. Help prepare meals etc.

The Au Pair experience is really great for children as they can learn about other cultures and even learn a new language.

The Au Pair needs a room of her own and in return she receives a minimum of €100 Pocket money per week.

Cara International is a member Of IAPA (International Au Pair Association ).

In the summer the children are out of school this puts an added burden on families.

If a family is nervous about having someone in the house then the Summer Au Pair is a great option. You can try it out for two orthree months and see if the programme is for you.

You can register on line for an Au Pair at www.carainternational.net/aupair You can also view au pairs profiles on the site and pick a profile that suits your family.

 

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