The one thing all au pairs should have if they are beginners in French
When I landed in Minnesota as a brand new au pair, I had decent English on paper. What I didn’t have? The faintest idea how to have have a natural conversation with my hosts without stuttering or looking for my words in complicated situations.
Nobody hands you a manual for that stuff. So I made one, for you, but for French.
The French Survival Kit for beginners 🎒
It’s a free, no-fluff resource built specifically for au pairs living in (or about to land in) France. No grammar lectures, no 50-page PDF you’ll never open. Just playful, practical tools to help you actually use your French in everyday au pair life.
Inside, you’ll find:
Vocabulary games built around your real day-to-day tasks
A dialogue to help you talk about your weekend plans with your host family (yes, that conversation)
Songs to train your ear and get more comfortable with listening
Simple sentences to introduce yourself with confidence
Whether you’re already living the au pair life and tired of nodding along without understanding, or you’re still prepping your suitcase and want a head start — this kit gives you something to actually practice with, not just read.
Click here to get the french kit:
And if you try it out, I’d love to hear from you. Drop a comment below — what’s missing, what helped, what made you laugh. This kit is just the beginning, and you’re helping me build what comes next.
À bientôt, Allison 🇫🇷
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