Personal introduction

Hi! I’m Aina, I’m 24 years old and I’m from Spain. I’m a kind, responsible and easy-going person, but I’m also curious, active and always excited to learn something new. I enjoy spending time outdoors, doing sports, reading, watching movies and series, travelling and, above all, enjoying the little things in everyday life. I want to become an au pair because I’m looking for much more than simply travelling to another country. I would love to experience what everyday life is like somewhere new, improve my English, discover a different culture and become part of a family. I think living with a local family is one of the most genuine ways to understand a country and its culture. At the same time, I’d love to share my own Spanish and Catalan culture with you. I think I could be a good person to have in your home because I’m respectful, organised and independent, but also warm and easy to live with. I understand that welcoming an au pair into your home requires trust, and I would never take that for granted. Communication is very important to me, and I believe that being open about expectations and routines makes living together much easier. I would also love to become someone your children feel comfortable with and can trust. I have experience with children of many different ages, from 3-year-olds to teenagers around 15. I have worked as a summer camp monitor, volleyball coach and school lunch monitor, which has taught me how to be patient, responsible and adaptable depending on each child and situation. I genuinely enjoy spending time with children, whether we are playing sports, doing crafts, reading, playing games or simply sitting down and talking. I believe one of my strengths is that I don’t just want children to feel looked after — I want them to feel listened to, respected and comfortable being themselves. I’m happy to be silly and play with them, but I also know when they need patience, attention or someone to simply listen. For me, being an au pair would be a two-way experience: I would be there to support your family and take care of your children, but I would also hope to become a trusted and positive part of your everyday life. I’m really looking forward to meeting a family where we can build that kind of relationship based on trust, respect, communication and, hopefully, lots of good memories together.