Discover the perfect au pair from Mexico

Hosting an au pair from Mexico is about more than just childcare—it’s about building meaningful connections across cultures. Whether it’s celebrating traditions like Día de los Muertos, cheering on their favorite soccer team, trying new Mexican foods, or introducing your kids to Spanish, welcoming a Mexican au pair into your home will help your children see the world from a new perspective.

Why choose an au pair from Mexico?

Many families who welcome Mexican au pairs start their search in our host family app—where you can browse profiles and connect with someone who’s the right fit for your family.

Au pairs from Mexico are known for their strong family values and a culture that celebrates warmth, tradition, and community. Their adaptability, positive outlook, and sense of responsibility make them a natural fit for families seeking dependable, flexible, and loving care.

How our au pair program works

Matching process & local support

We'll help you find an au pair from Mexico who is a strong match in terms of personality, values, and parenting style. With guidance from our team during the matching process—and yearlong support from a local coordinator in your community—you’ll have expert help every step of the way.

Visa requirements & legal considerations

Mexican au pairs travel to the U.S. on a legal J-1 cultural exchange visa from the federal au pair program. These visas are issued by the U.S. Department of State which also regulates the program. Cultural Care is a designated sponsor of this program and is responsible for ensuring compliance with all federal regulations.

Understanding the program costs

Hosting an au pair through Cultural Care is a cost-effective alternative to daycare or nanny care—especially for those with multiple kids. The cost of a Mexican au pair starts at around $1,755/month. You're also expected to provide a weekly stipend, meals, and up to $500 toward your au pair’s educational requirement.

The unique benefits of hosting a Mexican au pair

Help your children learn Spanish

While they're conversationally fluent in English, Spanish-speaking au pairs from Mexico also love to share their native tongue—giving your children the chance to experience language-learning through daily conversation, songs, and play.

Celebrating Mexican traditions in your home

With lively mariachi music and meaningful holidays like Día de los Muertos, your au pair will bring Mexican family life into your home. Hosting means sharing everything from flavorful Mexican food like tamales and mole to celebrations rooted in community, and connection.

Tailored support for your family’s needs

Our Mexican au pairs provide care that fits into your family’s schedule and lifestyle—think help with school drop-offs and pick-ups, bedtime routines, weekend and date-night coverage, and everything in between.

How we support host families and au pairs from Mexico

Preparation and training

Our team provides pre-arrival guidance and comprehensive training for both au pairs and host families, so everyone feels prepared and confident from day one.

Local support during the year

With the arrival of your Mexican au pair to the USA, you'll benefit from ongoing check-ins, 24/7 emergency support, and a dedicated local coordinator in your community.

Online and in-person events

Cultural Care hosts 365+ online and in-person support sessions and recreational activities, all of which program participants can access through the app.

Success story: How one Mexican au pair became a part of the family

“Julss joined our family at the beginning of March, and is our third au pair with Cultural Care.

Both girls instantly trusted Julss, with her calm confidence and commitment to fun. She speaks three languages fluently and is an exceptional artist. Julss has welcomed us into her world, sharing stories about Mexico, introducing the girls to the wonders of watermelon and Tajín, and bringing us jerseys so we can all celebrate her love of fútbol. She is all in and so are we!

Valerie, host mom to Mexican au pair Julss

FAQs about Mexican au pairs