Nannies: Encourage Learning through Online Fun
It sometimes seems that every time we turn around, kids are using technology at younger and younger ages. Some parents and caregivers try to minimize the amount of time little […]
Back to School and Organization
Most school systems haven’t started yet, but here in North Carolina we have year round school and Track 3 started this week. The traditional school year starts on the 17th […]
Discipline & Blogs We Love!
Our friends at Care Academy put together a great set of blogs that deal with discipline. As nannies we have all had to deal with positive and negative discipline at […]
Summer Heat Waves-Kids and Nannies
Our friends at Care Academy shared an article back in August 2014 pertaining to the heat and kids…as North Carolina is dealing with temperatures in the upper 90s with heat […]
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). […]
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 […]
What should you bring to the nanny interview?
You’ve filled out all the agency applications. You’ve submitted all your references and preferences for a job, and now you got the interview. You have the perfect outfit picked out, […]
Open Enrollment for Health Insurance is Nov. 15 – What this Means for Nannies
Open Enrollment for Health Insurance is Nov. 15 – What this Means for Nannies By Tom Breedlove, HomePay by Breedlove This time last year, individuals looking for a health insurance […]
SitterCycle Thanks Nannies with a free class!
Our good friends at SitterCycle are celebrating National Nanny Recognition Week with offering one of their popular course for FREE! Happy National Nanny Recognition Week! In honor of those […]
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 […]
Kids, Money and living money smart
Money as You Grow is an initiative from the President. On the website, Money as You Grow, breaks up kids ages into the following age groups : 3-5, 6-10, […]