Mae Ann · 29

About Mae Ann

Hello dear host family! My name is Mae Ann, single and I’m 29 years old and I’m from Philippines 🇵🇭. I am the eldest among my 2 siblings. ✨ I am looking for a host family where I can start my Au pair journey and can provide a visa sponsorship. I am available as soon as possible. I would love to find a kind and welcoming family where I can become part of everyday family life and create wonderful memories together. A little about me: 🌸 Friendly, caring and easygoing 😄 Positive person who loves to laugh and bring good energy into a home 👶 Experienced with children from 1 to 13 years old. 📚 I have a Degree in Elementary Education in the Philippines that makes me experienced on handling children. I am fluent in English and can communicate very well. I am also willing to learn new languages as part of my self development. 🐾 Animal lover, I have dog named Creamy (and animals usually love me too!) 🍝 I enjoy cooking, trying new recipes and sharing a good meal 🫧 Clean, tidy and respectful of shared spaces 📸 I love travelling, exploring new places, taking photos, reading and meeting new people. I have worked as an Elementary teacher in the Philippines and have experience caring for children of different ages. I genuinely enjoy spending time with kids through creative activities, outdoor games, reading stories, crafts and helping them learn and grow in a positive environment. I’m looking for a family who sees their au pair as more than just help with childcare: someone who becomes part of the family. If you think we could be a good match, feel free to send me a message. I’d love to hear from you! ☀️

Why I want to be an au pair

I want to be an au pair because I love working with children and want to make a positive impact on their growth. I enjoy creating fun, educational activities and supporting kids in their daily routines. Becoming an au pair allows me to combine my passion for childcare with my desire to experience a new culture deeply, while becoming a meaningful part of a host family.

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