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Find what applies to your family
What a diagnosis or a particular need means for the family day — and how an au pair can be part of it.
Selection
Where your family stands right now
- Diagnosis & needAutismA different way of experiencing the world
- Diagnosis & needADHDPlenty of energy, looking for direction
- Diagnosis & needCerebral palsySupport for families with a child with cerebral palsy
- Diagnosis & needChronic illnessWhen health needs attention
- Diagnosis & needDown's syndromeAn extra chromosome, a path of their own
- Diagnosis & needDevelopmental delayMoving at their own pace
- Diagnosis & needEpilepsySupport for families with a child with epilepsy
- Diagnosis & needIntellectual disabilitySupport for families with a child with an intellectual disability
- Diagnosis & needRare genetic conditionsSupport for families with children with rare syndromes and genetic conditions
- Particular needGiftednessSupport for families with a gifted child
- Particular needHigh sensitivityWhen children perceive their surroundings especially intensely
- Diagnosis & needPhysical disabilityEveryday life with its own ways
- Diagnosis & needMultiple disabilitiesSupport for families with a child with multiple disabilities
- Particular needNeurodivergenceSupport for families when children experience the world differently
- Particular needWithout a diagnosisSupport does not need a diagnosis
- Particular needFoster childrenA home that gives stability
- Diagnosis & needSensory disabilitySeeing and hearing in your own way
- Diagnosis & needSpeech and language delaySupport for families with a child who needs more time to talk
Getting to know each other
A conversation clarifies what your everyday life needs.
Half an hour, free of charge, with no obligation to book anything afterwards.
Besondere Sterne is an au pair agency — not a special-education service and not an advice centre. Official terms are explained in the glossary (in German). For legal and specialist questions there is the EUTB: teilhabeberatung.de. Go to whichever advice centre you feel comfortable with.