thread: thinking of getting an au pair

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    Feb 2003
    Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Australia
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    I've just hired one to start after the school holidays and I am so incredibly excited, as are the kids. Heard so many good things about it, and when you compare it to childcare costs its phenomenal. Can't wait!

    Re the costs - I have seen people with all sorts of budgets and set-ups at different prices - people are willing to negotiate depending on all sorts of factors. I would jump onto au pair websites, read some profiles from families and get some ideas from there.
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    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
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    What a great idea. Hope you find someone perfect for your house.

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    Dec 2007
    Victoria
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    Thought I would post this for you... Australian Nanny & AuPair Network

    I am looking into getting one at the moment - $150 for 25 hours a week, plus food and board. Pretty good. Plus through the agency you know who you are getting etc, not some random.