by Alice Shaffer Regarding nannies just wrapped up our second INA Nanny Conference Scholarship Award this weekend. We had several wonderful entries, it was hard to choose, but we did […]
This is a follow up to the original post Health Insurance Tax Credit Update by Breedlove & Associates in December 2010. By Tom Breedlove of Breedlove & Associates The 2010 Healthcare Reform […]
Have you played with your baby today? The importance of brain development in infants. By Cortney Gibson The human body can do amazing things. We are born with endless possibilities. […]
Pancakes Using Molds What you need Metal cookie cutters Non-Stick Spray Griddle or a Pan Turner, metal or heavy duty (my silicone one didn’t work on this project) Squeeze bottle or […]
Do you have a child that you nanny for or parent that might be a victim of digital harassment or cyberbullying? I came across this article from the Common Sense Media […]
We had another busy and productive week at Regarding Nannies. Our INA Conference Scholarship Opportunity is still available to a nanny who has never been to conference. Take a few […]
introduction by Alice Shaffer The Financial Nanny Money skills normally are not taught in schools. I wish I had a budget class in high school. It would have been awesome […]
Welcome back to another ‘Meet Nanny’, where we get a chance to meet a fabulous nanny and learn what makes her special, unique and an asset to the families she […]
You first! by Charmaine Flanagan As we spring into another month and season, it’s time to check in with ourselves about our health. Being healthy is not just about eating […]
Nanny 101: Creating a Successful Play Date By: Greta Schraer Welcome back, nannies, today’s class should be a fun one. As nannies we are lucky, we love children and we […]
So did March roar in like a lion for many of you? Across the nanny industry, I know it seemed like March roared in the numerous offerings of INA Conference […]