Discover the perfect au pair from Brazil

Your au pair from Brazil can help with household tasks that are directly related to the children. This typically includes preparing meals, doing the children’s laundry, tidying bedrooms and play areas, and helping with school drop-offs or activity transportation. While they aren’t responsible for general housework, their support with child-focused chores is a key part of the program.

English proficiency among Brazilian au pairs can vary, so it’s important to assess their language ability during the matching process. Each au pair candidate is interviewed and scored on their English level by Cultural Care staff in Brazil, and this information is included in their profile. You’ll also get a sense of our Brazilian au pairs communication abilities during your own video interviews.

Brazilian au pairs often bring a nurturing, interactive approach to childcare, shaped by their family-centric culture and communities. Warmth, playfulness, and respect are central to the style of au pairs from Brazil. In Brazil, children are seen as a vital part of the family unit, and being cared for by close family members is the norm.

As the country's top-rated pair program, we're here to help if challenges arise. If either the host family or au pair feels the match isn’t a good fit, our office staff and your local coordinator will step in to provide guidance and support. In some cases, concerns can be resolved through communication and coaching. If not, we’ll work with both parties to find a new match—ensuring the transition is smooth and respectful for everyone involved.

Yes! Brazilian au pairs can travel domestically with your family, and many families enjoy exploring new places together. For international travel, it’s important to check visa requirements based on your destination. Cultural Care offers guidance on travel planning, including what documents may be needed for your au pair to join you on trips outside the U.S.

Participants complete a three-part training program to prepare them for life as a Brazilian au pair in the USA. First, they work through self-paced online modules to build foundational knowledge. Next, they attend Cultural Care’s Au Pair Training School—a 32-hour, online orientation covering child development, safety, first aid, and CPR. Finally, they participate in pre-departure workshops in their home countries to better understand American family life, cultural expectations, and how to succeed in their new role.

Yes! Through the Cultural Care app, you can filter for au pairs from Brazil with the experience or qualifications that matter most to your family. Whether you’re looking for infant care experience, comfort with driving, or more, our search tools and Matching Specialists will help you find the right fit.