r/Aupairs is a subreddit with 43k members. The community frequently discusses au pair, advice, host family, rematch, and family, and they frequently recommend/review auto insurance and phone plan, and the most common flair used is au pair eu, au pair us, host us, au pair other, and host eu.
/r/AuPairs is a forum and resource for people who are thinking of or are currently au pairing. This is a place for friendly and supportive advice, resources, discussion, and information about the au pair process. /r/AuPairs also serves as a place to talk about life as a household employee in a foreign country and to find other au pairs.
Popular Topics in r/Aupairs
#1
Au Pair
56 posts
#2
Advice
25 posts
#3
Host Family
25 posts
#4
Rematch
16 posts
#5
Family
11 posts
#6
Host
10 posts
#7
Leave
9 posts
#8
Looking For Host Family
7 posts
#9
Travel
7 posts
#10
Host_family
6 posts
Products Discussed in r/Aupairs
Auto Insurance
2 reviews
#1
Costco
4.0★ from 1 review
#2
Progressive
3.0★ from 1 review
Phone Plan
1 review
#1
Kena Mobile
4.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/Aupairs
#1
Au Pair EU
: "I got fired last week LMAOOOO"
70 posts
#2
Au Pair US
: "Valid rematch?"
31 posts
#3
Host US
: "AP Always on Phone"
26 posts
#4
Au Pair Other
: "Light housework?"
15 posts
#5
Host EU
: "AuPair in Italy overworked?"
12 posts
#6
Au Pair UK
: "not talking to HF after going home?"
8 posts
#7
Au Pair Asia
: "Filipino Au Pair going to France"
5 posts
#8
Au Pair Australasia
: "Well off HF"
4 posts
#9
Au Pair Canada
: "Burnt out as an au pair with family"
4 posts
#10
Annoucements
: "Nina Care"
1 post
Member Growth in r/Aupairs
Yearly
+8k members(22.3%)
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Last updated: September 7, 2026