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The typical Chinese au pair will be eager to learn about the American way of life and our Western culture. Being very respectful of her host parents, she might seem shy at first, but will warm up to her new family after a few weeks of adjustment. Many Chinese au pairs love to cook and will be happy to share the traditional Chinese cuisine with you and your children. In China, punctuality is considered a virtue - your Chinese au pair might even [Read more...]
The typical Chinese au pair will be eager to learn about the American way of life and our Western culture. Being very respectful of her host parents, she might seem shy at first, but will warm up to her new family after a few weeks of adjustment. Many Chinese au pairs love to cook and will be happy to share the traditional Chinese cuisine with you and your children. In China, punctuality is considered a virtue - your Chinese au pair might even come a bit earlier to a scheduled appointment to show her sincerity.
In general, the modern Chinese family consists of the parents and 1 or 2 children. Family members like to live in an independent way, but enjoy spending time together, sharing thoughts or visit with other relatives of the family. Chinese people like to eat, so gatherings with friends and family are usually combined with preparing and sharing big meals.
In China, primary and secondary education takes 12 years to complete, divided into primary, junior secondary and senior secondary stages. Most of our Chinese au pairs have earned a university degree, often in teaching positions or foreign languages. Even though they might still live at home while attending university, they are used to helping in the household and preparing meals for the whole family.
Chinese au pairs often look after their neighbor’s or friend’s children as well as after their cousins or nieces and nephews. The majority is infant care qualified and can take care of children under the age of two. Education is very important, so your au pair from China is used to teaching children even at a very young age how to count, read and speak a different language.
In order to get the driver’s license in China, one needs to pass a written and a driving test after having taken driving lessons. While your Chinese au pair will have a driver’s license upon her arrival to the United States, she might not be a very experienced driver. Usually living in big cities, most young people in China do not own a car and are using public transportation to get around. It is always recommended that you discuss your driving needs with au pairs during the interview process.
Chinese people are enthusiastic about studying foreign languages and English is the top foreign language learned in the country. Students in China start learning English as a compulsory subject in the third grade of elementary school. Your Chinese au pair might also know how to speak Japanese and/or Korean.
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Child Care Experience
I babysat Xia Yue (1) from May to June 2017 six days a week. I sang songs, read her stories and fed and bathed her. I worked in a kindergarten from August to December 2017 taking care of children ages 3 years old. I taught the children math and checked their homework. From March to April 2017 I worked in a kindergarten taking care of 3-year-old children. I taught painting, handicrafts and basic English and I played games with them.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Reading, going to the library, singing, drawing, cooking, exercising, playing tennis and table tennis
Comments
Per a reference: "During the period of working in our school, she was conscientious and responsible.She has a wonderful rapport with colleagues, kids and parents. She is modest, kind-hearted, optimistic and positive. She is an easy-going and considerate girl, she can take good care of children, she also has a gift in drawing, she can teach children how to draw professionally, children all like her."
Child Care Experience
From July to September 2016 I watched Yang (7) for about 48 hours a week. I took him to his classes, helped him with his homework, cooked for him, and took care of him. Additionally, from January to February 2017 for 40 hours a week, I babysat Xu (3). My responsibilities included playing with him, taking care of him, and teaching him how to read. From February to December 2018 for 6 hours a week, I watched Sun (1). This included telling stories, feeding, changing diapers, and playing with toys. Finally, from April to August 2019, I watched Hu (9) for 14 hours a week. I took care of her, helped her with homework, took her to school, cooked for her, and cared for her.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Reading, traveling, cooking, writing, dancing, making paper flowers, hiking, yoga, roller skating, and swimming
Comments
I chose the au pair program because I love children; it's always so fun to be with them. I am very patient and responsible when caring for children. In addition, I like traveling and am very interested in American culture. I am also very willing to share Chinese culture and all kinds of interesting things with my future host family. Also, I can get along well with children and become best friends with them very quickly. Finally, I'm very hands-on and I can teach kids to make all kinds of small animals with silly putty or colored paper to develop their brains.
Child Care Experience
**I am willing to care for children 1 year and older.** From January to April 2016, I watched WEn (1) for 35 hours a week. This included feeding him, changing his diaper, playing with him, and putting him to bed. I also watched Wei (6) from October 2018 to January 2019 for 25 hours a week. This included playing with her, helping her with her homework, doing arts and crafts projects, and helping teach the child. During my sophomore year in college, I was a tutor for 10 students.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Listening to music, reading books, chatting with friends, doing crafts, making simple fruit salad, jogging, playing badminton, and table tennis.
Comments
I want to be an au pair because I like children very much and think staying with them is a wonderful time. I am very happy to see their smiling faces. In addition, I also want to know about American culture and to share my own country's culture. I devote myself fully into children's worlds to understand their thoughts and behavior because I am a firm believer that learning from the perspective of the children can help us better understand their real needs.
Child Care Experience
From July to December 2018, I babysat Ruobhan (1) 4 times a week. I helped her mom bottle feed her, taught her how to speak, played wit her, taught her to walk, kept her entertained, and put her to bed. Additionally, from September 2016 to January 2018, I watched Yaoyang (6) 5 times a week. I mainly helped him with his homework, taught him math, played outside with him, drew pictures with him, sang songs, and played games together.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Traveling, arts & crafts, watching movies & American TV series, learning English, cooking, camping, biking, hiking, and mountain climbing.
Comments
First of all, I think this is a good opportunity to grow independently. Second, I like children very much. I like to get along with children and I am willing to be a companion to them during their growth. In China, young people are under tremendous pressure and there is a very fast pace of life. I hope that I can use my own independent abilities in another country and have a completely different experience than my current lifestyle.