Winter Activities for Inside from Gael Ann Dow
Last week we did outside winter activities and this week Nanny Gael Ann has put together inside winter activities that we hope you enjoy. The Winter Wreath is from the blog : […]
Kids and Organization
by Alice Shaffer Regarding Nannies Development Team Member As professional nannies and parents, we often struggle with keeping ourselves organized much less the kids. I came across Amber Cusson’s, a […]
Stepping Stones to Employment
One of the most important aspects of any job search is your resume and seeking a job as a professional nanny is no different. The first thing you need to […]
January 3-7 Weekend Round Up
The Holidays are over and the new year is off to a running start. We have a lot of exciting things planned this year on Regarding Nannies. We will continue […]
Tax Changes for Nannies in 2011
If you are a professional nanny and your employer takes care of your taxes as they should, please make sure they have updated it with the new Social Security tax […]
Book Recommendations for Nannies of School-age Children
Lighting Their Fires: Raising Extraordinary Children in a Mixed-up, Muddled-up, Shook-up WorldEvery Great Chess Player Was Once a Beginner,” by Brian Byfield. The book is hilarious, and keeps the young […]
New Toys and Organization
by Dawn Hong owner of Capitol Nannies, LLC Happy New Year!!! Making a fresh start is what this time of year is about. It’s also the perfect time to clear […]
Gender Characteristics and Research
Gender Characteristics and Research By Becky Kavanagh When I taught in a lab school child care center for infant through pre-kindergarteners it was emphasized that we “maintain a gender neutral […]
Weekend Roundup – December 27-31, 2010
It is hard to believe that 2010 is coming to a close. The Regarding Nannies team would like to thank each and every one of our readers for your community. […]