Things no one tells you about being an Au Pair
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2018
- So this is a basic list of the things no one really tells you about becoming an Au Pair, there a bunch of things I mentioned that I didn't know before I got to the states.
Ig: Fiona.torres - Krátké a kreslené filmy
heh. Your video was in the Telegraph newspaper today. I can sympathies with the kids thing, I'm English living in California and seeing spoilt kids that live in my neighbourhood. I decided not to have kids, at least till I move back home :) Tricky to make friends for me too, unless you work with them I don't seem to have too much in common. Thanks for sharing, as someone who had a few au pair friends in England when I was younger, it was pretty interesting.
I just discovered your videos and I don‘t not if you mention it in the video because I have not watched it completly but what it is like with bank accounts? Because of course there are not the same banks and like do I have to open a new account?🤔
Cómprate unos tapones para los oídos en la 99 cent store.. Descansar es lo más importante.. your English is very good.. I lived in L.A for 22 years and believe me it’s hard to make American friends because most of them are fake.. And friendships at least in L.A are very superficial!
Hello,
I am looking for au pairs who have worked for a family in Minnesota. The (French) mother died in 2016 in (Seattle) and there are two children aged 7 and 5 Mulai and Basirou Carnagie.
The nannies do not stay because they are not respected (!!!!) badly or not paid. They do not dare to file a complaint for fear of reprisals, lack of money and defense.
Their testimony will help protect children as well as girls who are only slaves. It must stop!
Thank you
Where is your home country? Your English is good.
Argentina
And Lyft and Uber is common.
I enjoyed your video.
Thank you!
Eating here is the American way, no matter what your way of eating from another country is always going to be different. You should have said, can we talk about what you like eating? You say you have things about your host, but none of it makes sense. Also you must be an only child. Your coming into a family. A FAMILY… with kid’s. Period.
I’m one minute into the video… curfew is a rule. That’s in all homes in the USA hahahaaha! That’s because your young and my teenagers have car curfew’s.
Through AuPair:
It is Easy to hire a Married Live-In Filipina Housemaid by using AuPair. And it is an easy way to "clap" them "cheeks" once AuPair housemaids settle down in your house.
FIRST: Agree on the amount you will pay them weekly; for me, this is $1000 or $2000 USD.
SECOND: I would recommend to start "clapping" them "cheeks" on the second month just so that you can get to know them better as a person. And then start "clapping" them "cheeks."
I have already hired at least three married Filipina housemaids in the past two years. And it's worth it! It feels good to Bust-A-Knott when you come home from a long day of work.
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