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← Older posts Newer posts →10 Tips on How to Help Kids Give Back to the Community
December 12, 2012By Erin McNeill Helping children give back to the community teaches them compassion, initiative, and giving while assisting others in need. It’s important to help children recognize that there are people in their own community who are less fortunate than … Continue reading
Posted in Nannies | 1 CommentWhat Nannies Need to Know About Allergies
December 11, 2012The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology published a recent study showing that the rate of peanut allergies in children has tripled between 1997 and 2008, as well as a 2012 study that indicated a correlation between antibacterial hygiene products … Continue reading
Posted in Nannies | Comments Off on What Nannies Need to Know About AllergiesHealth Insurance Options for Nannies
December 6, 2012President Obama’s controversial Affordable Care Act won’t be fully implemented until 2015 or beyond, which means that many Americans are still without health insurance coverage. Some families may opt to provide health benefits to their nannies as part of an … Continue reading
Posted in Nannies | Comments Off on Health Insurance Options for Nannies10 Moments When a Nanny Should Stand Up to Her Employers
December 4, 2012Though nannies are the employees of the families they work for and thus required to adhere to the rules and guidelines set forth by their employers, there are times when a nanny absolutely should stand up to the people for … Continue reading
Posted in Nannies | Comments Off on 10 Moments When a Nanny Should Stand Up to Her Employers10 Tips on Keeping Kids Safe While Sledding This Winter
November 29, 2012By Erin McNeill Nothing says winter quite like a pile of snow, a child all bundled up, and a sled. Unfortunately, the Consumer Products Safety Commission reports that there are about 46,000 sledding injuries that are seen in emergency rooms … Continue reading
Posted in Nannies | 1 Comment10 Things Nannies Should Know About Developmental Disabilities
November 26, 2012Working with children who have special needs, developmental differences and disabilities can be one of the most challenging and also rewarding posts of a nanny’s career. It can also be one of the most confusing if she’s not well-prepared with … Continue reading
Posted in Nannies | Comments Off on 10 Things Nannies Should Know About Developmental DisabilitiesHow to Plan a Suprise for Your Boss
November 25, 2012When your employer’s birthday or another significant event worthy of celebration rolls around, the idea of throwing a surprise party can be very appealing. It can also be fairly difficult to pull off, as much of your boss’s job requires … Continue reading
Posted in Nannies | Comments Off on How to Plan a Suprise for Your Boss10 Activities to Do With Kids for Thanksgiving
November 21, 2012By Erin McNeill While we should be thankful all year long, Thanksgiving brings about the feeling that we should be doing more to appreciate what we already have. Raising kids to be thankful is an important part of most families … Continue reading
Posted in Nannies | Comments Off on 10 Activities to Do With Kids for ThanksgivingNannies: Why it May Matter Who Your Friends Are
November 18, 2012In many jobs, who you have as friends isn’t something that’s really important to your boss. But like with government and high profile jobs, many nanny employers do care about what you do and who you associate with. While it … Continue reading
Posted in Nannies | Comments Off on Nannies: Why it May Matter Who Your Friends Are30 Blog Posts with Tips on Nanny Background Checks
November 14, 2012Trusting a relative stranger with the care of the most precious, vulnerable members of your family can be a terrifying prospect, even when the nanny candidate you’re considering seems well-qualified, competent and charming. As the Internet continues to simplify the … Continue reading
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