How to Disconnect For A Day
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Proper Safety Supplies for a Splashing Good Time
Summertime puts us poolside, and with trips to the lake and the beach on the horizon, it’s time to evaluate the safety measures parents are taking for their kids around […]
Kids and Reading
Have you ever wondered what are some ways to help your nanny children learn to read? Don’t know where to begin? Over at The Measured Mom has some great ideas […]
Tuesday Tips: Spring Cleaning Checklist
This article originally appeared March 2010. Spring Cleaning Checklist by Kristen Kanoski Spring is officially here! Your house and surroundings need some spring cleaning as well! Here is a great […]
Skip Sleepless Nights: 3 Strategies to Improve Infant Sleep
Sleep is an elusive goal for anyone who is caring for a newborn. Between around-the-clock feedings, diaper changes, visitors and housework, sleep can seem like a mirage in the desert. […]
Surviving a Work at Home Parent
There may come a time in your nanny career when you are faced with the opportunity to work in a home with a work at home parent (“WAHP” for short). […]
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 […]
Teaching Kids to Read..what they need first
Many parents and nannies have children in their lives who are anxious to read or begin reading. But over at The Measured Mom, shares 5 things children need to know […]
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.
Winter Weather, car seats and coats!
Have you heard of the Magic Coat Trick? IF not you should head over to the Car Seat Lady’s Facebook page and read about it. Nannies are those ones a […]
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 […]