Baby on Board: Equip Your Vehicle for Kids
Congratulations! There’s a new baby in the house. By now, you’ve probably made all the necessary adjustments to the interior of your home. But, there’s another important thing you […]
National Nanny Training Day 2015
National Nanny Training Day is Saturday, April 18. Events are being planned across the country. Find one in your area. Special shout out to HomeWork […]
Learning to Invest with Monopoly
Learning To Invest Wisely With Monopoly Today’s guest post is from Nanny Shecando, Hope Skinner. (Invest Wisely With Monopoly) The last day of holidays before school returned marked […]
Job Creep: Nanny Friend or Foe?
What happens when your boss asks you to complete a task that isn’t in your job description? Say you are explicitly responsible for the care of the children and no […]
Making Food Fun
We love this post from International Nanny Association and Tracey Chipps. Making good food fun is a great way to entice children to taste new foods they may otherwise […]
Nutrition and CareAcademy.co
Jump on over to CareAcademy.co and check out their blog full of helpful articles on Nutrition as well as their class on Child Nutrition & Healthy Eaters.
Benefits of Baby Sign Language
Before my son was born, I had a moment of panic because I could picture him lying in his crib and crying because he couldn’t be understood. I knew then […]
Week 3 clean up your computer
In the home stretch! We’ve organized and archived. What’s next? Back up and Delete. Though Delete scares me as I may need it someday, I like to think […]
Nanny Survey: Your Help Needed
If you haven’t taken this survey, please take a moment and answer the questions. Hi, my name is Maryam Moody and I am an MSW candidate at Smith College School […]
Valentine’s Day Garland
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, we bring you this favorite from Creative Nanny & Nanny GaelAnn. What are you doing for your Valentine?
How to Create a Reading-Friendly Space for Kids
How to Create a Reading-Friendly Space for Kids Former president of Stanford University, Ray L. Wilbur said, “The potential possibilities of any child are the most intriguing and stimulating in […]