#aupairfromgermany

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“Being an au pair you learn to outgrow yourself, to become a better version of your own. I already became more independent, stronger and more mature and I feel like my character changed in a positive way. But not only the big responsibility you take when you care for children makes you grow as a person. It's also about the incredible things you do and see. 

Exploring New York City is the most exciting thing that's ever happened to me and I still can't believe that this wonderful place is basically right in front of my front door. It just makes you see the world with different eyes and it makes you realize how much more there is to explore. 

I'm so excited for what's still to come!”

Marie-Therese and au pair from Germany in New York

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“What's great about being an Au Pair is the ability to dive into a whole new life here in the US. You get to know everything better: your host family, the other Au Pairs (who might become your lifelong friends!), the next big city you live in - and even yourself!”

Chiara, an au pair from Germany, in New York State

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‘I take care of a 2 year old girl and her 7 year old sister. Both girls came into my life and have safe place in my heart. My host parents and I are such good friends, I could not wish for more. I can feel that they really care about me and I feel home in Winston-Salem. It's an awesome feeling and this turns out to be the best adventure of my life.

I can't wait for the next 18 months here in North Carolina and the whole United States. I’m looking forward to meeting new people and making new friends because I learned that you can make new friends everywhere you go. The world is mine, and I can't wait to see where this all takes me.’

Luisa is an au pair from Germany, in North Carolina

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“During my time in the United States I tried to make the best memories and travel a lot. My best trip was the one to Las Vegas for my 21st birthday. My four best friends took me and we also rented a car and drove to the Grand Canyon. It was absolutely incredible and I am so grateful for weekends like that. We had such a great time and everyone enjoyed it. It was my favorite birthday and I will never forget all the fun we had!”

Julia, an au pair form Germany was in California

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“The great thing about being an au pair is that you really get to know the country and its culture. By living and working in the US for one year I could really immerse myself into the culture in a way a tourist could never do. I got to shop at little local shops and get to know their owners, I visited school celebrations and met my host kid’s teachers and I found a second home in the beautiful city of Philadelphia and its many little cafes and restaurants.”

Sarah an au pair from Germany, in Pennsylvania