National Nanny Training Day 2014
National Nanny Training Day is taking place in over 30 cities across the country on Saturday, April 12. Bringing nannies together across the country, organizers are busily preparing educational speakers […]
Nanny Transitions: When to tell it is time to move on
Are you wondering if it is time to move on from your current job? Wondering if your family is ready to make a change? If so make sure you explore […]
Daylight Savings Time & Sleep
Today’s post originally appeared October, 2013. Daylight Savings Time is Sunday, March 9. Michelle Winters @ Sleep Well Sleep Solutions has some great tips to help us through what can be a […]
Care.com Names Top 15 Cities to be a Nanny
Care.com recently names their top 15 cities to be a nanny. Did you city make the list? We want to know … what makes YOUR city the best place […]
International Nanny Association Conference and Mad Money from The Traveling Nanny
Are you going to the INA’s 29th Annual Conference in Los Angeles, California on March 27-30? If so you need to jump over to The Traveling Nanny aka Donna Robinson’s […]
Privacy and Nannies
Being a nanny is a hard job and one of the hardest parts of the job is protecting the privacy of the families that we work for. We do this […]
Paper Plates oh my!
Do you remember when you were in school and used white paper plates for various art projects? I just found the greatest collection of paper plate activities for boys and […]
Mid Winter Check up Great tips
Over at SafeKids recently published a great mid-winter safety check list. As nannies, we are often the person who is in the house and vehicles the most with the children, make […]
National Nanny Training Day 2014
National Nanny Training Day 2014 is coming to a city near you! With over 30 events scheduled across the country, nannies will gather on Saturday, April 12 for educational speakers, […]
I Didn’t Get a W-2 – Now What Do I Do?
By Stephanie Breedlove, Breedlove & Associates The IRS officially opened the tax filing season on January 31 – the same day as the requirement for employers to mail or give […]
Bullying
In the Fall, our contributor Lindsey Ayers of Hilda got rocks, wrote a great story on bullying, called: How to be the Anti-Bully: Teaching Acceptance, Tolerance and Diversity and I wanted to […]