Safety
is a parent's number one concern, especially when your child is in another
person's care. Does your caregiver know what to do in an emergency? Can they
perform CPR and first aid? Are they enforcing the seat belt rule in the car?
Worrying about your children's safety is part of being a parent, and when you
leave your child in another person's hands, you want to know they can be
trusted to keep your child out of harm's way.
Every au pair from AuPairCare is required to complete a rigorous safety
course. The training begins in their
home country where they are introduced to driving in the United States.
Driving
Safety: Au pairs take an online interactive driving course utilizing best
practices from the Department of Motor Vehicles and the National Safety Council
on how to follow U.S. driving laws and keep children safe while behind the
wheel. Au pairs are also expected to hold a current international driver’s
license.
Au
pairs currently in the U.S. should watch this video http://www.aupaircare.com/apc-au-pair-training/index.html
