Welcome to Au Pair Care!

Welcome to AuPairCare!

AuPairCare understands that each family is unique. That's why our programs are customized to fit your childcare needs, budget, lifestyle, and timing. Our carefully screened au pairs provide the highest quality of in-home care to ensure that your children will be safe, happy, and healthy. AuPairCare offers you a dependable, flexible childcare solution. You'll have childcare that fits you.

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Meet Our Au Pairs

AuPairCare has hundreds of carefully screened au pairs from around the world available for placement. When you welcome an au pair to your home, you gain superior childcare at a surprisingly affordable price. Meet some of our amazing au pairs at http://www.aupaircare.com/

In the Eye of Irene

As I sit here writing this, I am in the eye of Irene. I live in Hampton Roads, Virginia and we are in the middle of the hurricane. We have been under tropical storm conditions for the past 14 hours and hurricane conditions for 2-3 hours. Outside my window, the trees are almost bent in half. I hope they don't break. Rain is horizontal and debris is blowing. We are all safe, but it is a bit daunting.


















Our weekend inside has actually been quite fun. We have played many board games, made cookies, read, and simply spent time together. With our busy life of two active girls, a husband who works far away, and my work, we rarely have down time. It is ironic that it takes a hurricane to spend quality time with my family.

Earlier, when it was not hurricane force winds, my husband took a walk around our house and our neighbor's to see if the shingles were holding up under the onslaught of wind and rain. Both of our neighbors have evacuated because their younger children are terrified of storms. As he looked over the back of one house next door, he noticed a window had been blown open.

After calling the neighbor on their cell phone, we got the alarm code. Then, he slit the screen and dumped my youngest and smallest child into the window. She ran to unlock the door and he punched in the alarm code. They got towels, moped up the water off the new hardwood floor, furniture, and surrounding area. Crisis averted.

In another 10 hours or so, after the storm has passed, my husband gets to do his favorite thing. Drive around with his seldom used chain saw and help neighbors who have trees down. We will do this as a family, helping people who need it.

Overall, hurricane Irene has been good to us. We get to spend quality time as a family and help out our neighbors. Sometimes it takes hurricane winds to slow us down.