Families with Multiples can apply NOW and enjoy a $275 selection fee waiver and a $375 program fee discount. Families must be new to Cultural Care Au Pair and welcome an au pair by October 5, 2012 to enjoy these savings. Please call Sharon at 410 365-1010 for current promotion code.
Has your kids’ fall schedule spun out of control? Thinking about an au pair for your childcare needs? This is a GREAT time to apply to our program!
Receive a $700 discount on our program fee. Apply now! It only takes about 30 minutes to complete our online application, and you can begin matching with available au pairs IMMEDIATELY.
Call me today at 410 365-1010 to learn more!
Be sure to STOP by the Cultural Care Au Pair Booth (in front of ColdStone and AMC theaters near Main Stage) to pick up a brochure and a $425 discount coupon
“Celebrate Your Style” 3rd Annual Family Fun Day
Sunday May 22nd 2011 11am-5 pm
2011 Highlights
Sand Art Activity Make a free sand art bracelet sponsored by Rosedale Federal
Kid’s Workshop by Home Depot Children get to make a wood craft project!
Baltimore Zoo Meet animals from the Baltimore Zoo, Marshy Point Nature Center and Oregon Ridge.
Live Entertainment Music my Nelly’s Echo and LVT. Performances by B-More Training, Extreme Jean and Medieval Times.
Free Crafts for Kids Crafts sponsored By Hallmark and ACMoore
Also Wild & Crazy Hair & Face Painting, Tattoos, meet the Ravens Poe Bird, tons of vendors, and lots of free giveaway
For More Information Visit
www.EverydayGeniuses.org
BIGGEST savings of the year!
New families who apply between May 5, 2011, and May 9, 2011 will receive a $900 program fee discount. Please call me 410 365-1010 to receive the promotion code to be used to receive this special savings. To qualify, families must welcome an au pair by August 31, 2011.
Families with multiples can save big! Parents of multiples can enjoy a $275 selection fee waiver and a $375 program fee discount. Families must be new to Cultural Care Au Pair and welcome an au pair by October 21, 2011 to enjoy these savings. Please call Sharon at 410 365-1010 to receive the promotion code and connect with other Moms of Multiples TODAY!
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To learn more about Dr. Suess and celebrate with some very Seussical activities visitwww.seussville.com.
New host families who apply between February 22, 2011, and March 7, 2011, will receive a $75 application fee waiver AND a $350 program fee discount! As a special bonus, all families who apply during this promotion will be automatically entered in a drawing to receive Dr. Seuss’s Beginner Book Collection. To qualify, your family must welcome an au pair by July 31, 2011; gift cannot be substituted or exchanged.
Promotion code required. Contact Dr. Sharon Thomas-Parker (410) 365-1010 for details
“This is the best experience of my life,” states Priscila “Pri” Pires Bispo, referring to her experience living in Maryland and working as an au pair for a Baltimore family.
Getting started: Pri decided to become an au pair because she wanted to learn a new culture. She liked the idea of working with children, and had experience teaching children in her native country, Brazil. She knew that working as an au pair would be an easy way for her to adapt to the differences of someplace new. Pri believed that the comfort and affection she would both give and receive from the children would make it easier for her to be away from her friends and family in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Pros: She enjoys meeting people. Pri also enjoys working and communicating with her host family and the people around her. She states that everyone she has met in Baltimore has been very friendly and curious about her job as an au pair. She enjoys improving her mastery of the English language as well as playing with the children each day.
Cons: It’s hard to be away from her family for such a long period of time. Au pairs sign up to work in the United States for either a one or two year span. She tries to stay busy and involved with others so she doesn’t dwell on missing her loved ones back home in Brazil.
Advice: Pri recommends that others interested in learning about a different culture pursue becoming an au pair. She warns that it’s not an easy job. You have to be strong, flexible, mature, and trust worthy.
Compensation: Au pairs are paid a weekly stipend by their host families. Pri indicates that because room and board is provided, she doesn’t spend very much money. She sees this as a very economical way to experience a new culture.
Extra: To learn more about what it is like to be a host family, please send Pri’s host family an email with any questions you might have by clicking here. If you are considering hosting an au pair you can also contact Dr. Sharon Thomas Parker, local coordinator for Culture Care Au Pair (be sure to mention this article to her when you talk).
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