Welcome a Japanese
Au Pair to Your Family
Experience the joy of cultural exchange with a trustworthy au pair. Our carefully selected Japanese au pairs bring warmth, responsibility, and a unique cultural perspective to your home.
Why Japanese Au Pairs?
Empathy & Patience
Japanese culture emphasizes empathy and patience — qualities that naturally translate into trustworthy children support and a nurturing home environment.
Structured Discipline
With a strong sense of responsibility and respect for routines, Japanese au pairs bring structure and reliability to your family's daily life.
Cultural Exchange
Introduce your children to Japanese language, traditions, and values. A unique opportunity for cross-cultural learning that enriches the whole family.
Harmony & Adaptability
Rooted in the concept of 'Wa' (harmony), Japanese au pairs adapt seamlessly to your family dynamics while maintaining respect and balance.
What Au Pairs Do
Au pairs participate up to 30 hours per week, providing children support and light household tasks while becoming a valued member of your family.
Children Support
- School drop-off & pick-up
- Homework assistance
- Creative play & activities
- Bedtime routines
Light Household
- Children's laundry
- Tidying children's rooms
- Preparing simple meals
- Grocery shopping
Cultural Activities
- Japanese language lessons
- Origami & crafts
- Japanese cooking
- Cultural storytelling
The Japanese Au Pair Difference
Choosing a Japanese au pair means welcoming these values into your home—ensuring meaningful cultural exchange, attentive children support, and a nurturing environment for your family.
Think of it as inviting a supportive big sister into your family to assist with daily routines and strengthen family connections.
In line with Dutch regulations, an au pair can provide up to 30 hours of assistance per week, distributed across the following areas:
Children Support
- • School drop-off & pick-up
- • Homework assistance
- • Playtime activities
- • Bedtime routines
Light Household
- • Children's laundry
- • Tidying rooms
- • Simple meal prep
- • Grocery shopping
Cultural Exchange
- • Japanese language
- • Cultural activities
- • Cooking & crafts
- • Storytelling
Careful Au Pair Selection
Candidate au pairs are carefully screened and selected beforehand by us.
Verification of Qualifications
- At least 200 hours of experience with children (with training) or 400+ hours of practical experience with children
- Review of diplomas, certificates, and academic records
Background Checks
- Certificate of good conduct for reliability and integrity
- Police check and birth certificate verification for safety assurance
References and Interviews
- Contacting previous host families or references to validate experience with children
- In-depth interviews to assess personality, communication, and motivation
Cultural Readiness
- Ensuring candidates are ready to embrace Dutch culture and family life
- Evaluating their ability to foster meaningful cultural exchange
Preparation and Support
- Providing cultural training for a smooth transition
- Ongoing support to ensure a successful au pair experience
6 Simple Steps
Get in Touch
Contact us to discuss your family's needs and preferences.
Family Profile
Complete your family profile so we can find the perfect match.
Matching
We carefully match you with compatible au pair candidates.
Agreement
Finalize the arrangement with clear expectations for both parties.
Preparation
We handle visa support, travel arrangements, and cultural preparation.
Ongoing Support
12 months of continuous support for both family and au pair.
Common Questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions about hosting a Japanese au pair
Ready to Welcome a Japanese Au Pair?
Start with a free, no-obligation consultation. We'll discuss your family's needs and find the perfect match.