Why I Choose to Attend the Annual DEMA Convention
This article originally appeared in DEMA eblast for convention updates. Kellie is currently in Orlando attending the 2014 DEMA Convention. Why I Choose to Attend the Annual DEMA Convention […]
The Nanny Dictionary
Many Thanks to our friends at SitterCycle for compiling this list and allowing us to share. What are all these abbreviations and different words that nannies are using today? Maybe […]
4 Simple Ways Nannies Can Leave a Lasting Impression
After months of tending to the kids, you still may be wondering if you’re leaving a lasting impression. Sure, you show up on time and make sure they’re bathed and […]
Self Esteem and kids
What are ways to build self esteem in kids? Over at My Life and Kids shares a little video on two important things to build kids’ self esteem at The Key […]
Job Transitions
Glenda Prospt who is one of the original Regarding Nannies team members, has launched a new section on her Nanny Transitions Facebook page, called Butterfly Wisdom. Simple quotes to help […]
Not All Background Checks Are The Same?
There’s been a lot of chatter the past couple of weeks about Nannies, Care.com and background checks. The one thing that is apparent to me is that our background […]
How to Raise a Mindful Child in the Digital World
We’ve all seen them—the toddlers at the park who are sitting on a bench glued to their tablets rather than playing in the sandbox, or the preschoolers who are gazing […]
Nanny Lindsey shares what she has learned from kids
I love this article from Lindsey Ayers from back in the fall. I thought everyone would enjoy a little life lesson or two from kids. Please share with us what […]
Speech Development and Toddlers how you can help
I just love the blog Toddler Approved and Playing with words 365. They both provide such great resources for toddlers and for speech development. I ran across a great article […]
Pull up the Internet with us
As you know we have been celebrating 5 years of Regarding Nannies. Table Talk Thursday was an avenue for us to get together with others and ask some deeper […]
Speech and your nanny child
On June 23, 2014, I shared the blog Playing with words 365, which is run by Katie who is a licensed pediatric speech language pathologist (SLP). Make sure you check out what the blog […]