Live-in help that moves with your week.
The connection is why families choose an Israeli au pair. The childcare is what makes it practical. One person, living in, covering mornings, pickups, after-school hours, and the evenings you need, for all of your children.
What that looks like
Up to 45 hours a week, 10 a day, arranged around your family's schedule.
School runs, early mornings, evenings, sick days. The hours families need most.
One family program fee, whatever the size of your family, within the program's hours and the candidate's experience.
Childcare duties, a private bedroom, and a schedule agreed before arrival, all under federal program rules.
If you are an Israeli-American family
You want your kids to keep their Hebrew, their Israeli identity, and their connection to Israel as they grow up American. A young Israeli in the house makes all three part of daily life.
If you are a Jewish family with a strong connection to Israel
You want your kids to know Israel as a real place with real people, and to feel that connection as their own. A year with a young Israeli in the house builds it day by day.
A week that looks like your week.
School runs, after-school hours, one evening out, a Saturday date night. This example is 37 hours, inside the program's limit of 10 hours a day and 45 a week. Your schedule is built with your au pair before they arrive, and it can change with the seasons.
- MondaySchool run, after school
- TuesdaySchool run, after school
- WednesdaySchool run, after school, parents out in the evening
- ThursdaySchool run, after school
- FridaySchool run, early pickup
- SaturdayDate night
- SundayDay off
Example only. Hours are agreed in advance and always within program rules, including at least a day and a half off each week and one full weekend off each month.
Not sure an au pair is right for your family yet?
It is a real decision, and most families take a few weeks with it.
Find your match.
Share a little about your family first. Then our team follows up for a conversation.
Find your match