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Helping your Preschooler with Separation Anxiety
It is common for kids, especially preschoolers, to suffer from separation anxiety. Separation anxiety is hard on both the child and the parents. Trust me I know, I have lived through it. Whether it was taking my children to school, a birthday party or a leaving them with a babysitter they cried. Leaving them was…
Back to School Checklist
Families everywhere are getting ready for the beginning of the new school year. Here are some helpful tips from Good Morning America parenting expert Ann Pleshette Murphy so you can be prepared for the first day. 1. Start readjusting to a school-year bedtime now. 2. Hang a family calendar and color-code everyone’s activities. 3. Gather…
Keeping Kids Safe Online: Modern Tips for Internet Safety and Screen Time Management
In today’s digital age, monitoring your kids’ internet use by sitting with them is ideal but not always feasible. However, there are several internet safety rules you can teach them to ensure they stay safe online even when you’re not around. Here are some updated tips for managing screen time and ensuring internet safety: Set…
Keeping Your Child Safe This Summer: 5 Essential Tips for Nannies and Parents
Summer is a time of adventure and outdoor fun for children, but it’s also a season that requires heightened awareness and safety measures. Whether you’re a nanny or a parent, ensuring the well-being of your child during these warm months is paramount. Here are five essential tips to keep your child safe this summer. 1….
5 Reasons To Choose A Traditional Kids Summer Camp
A traditional kids summer camp is one that generally begins in June and continues through August. This type of recreation is a popular activity among children of all ages as it gives them the opportunity to experience new things, meet new people and embark on a journey of independence. With that being said, the following…
Keeping Your House Safe This Summer
Summertime means summer travel for home owners. Not surprisingly, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) reports that home burglaries peak in July and August. Homes that look not lived in are more susceptible to burglaries. There are few things people can do to keep there home from being broken into when traveling this summer. …
Navigating Nanny Departure: The Professional Way to Give Notice
As with all jobs, there will come a time when you need to depart from your current role. Whether prompted by personal circumstances or new career opportunities, leaving your nanny position warrants thoughtful consideration and a thorough display of professionalism. Key to this process is the act of providing proper notice. How much notice should…
The Vital Role of Nanny Work Agreements: Building Trust and Clarity for Both Parents and Nannies
Nanny work agreements serve as the cornerstone of a successful and harmonious relationship between parents and nannies. These agreements provide a clear outline of expectations, responsibilities, and boundaries, ensuring that both parties are on the same page from the outset. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the importance of nanny work agreements, explore industry…
Nurturing Positive Workplace Dynamics: A Comprehensive Guide for Employers
In the intricate dance of employer-employee relationships, establishing and nurturing a strong foundation is paramount for a thriving and respectful workplace. Whether your team includes a nanny, chef, or household manager, understanding the delicate balance between personal and professional interactions is key to fostering a positive and harmonious environment. Effective Communication within Working Hours:…
Top 5 things to do with Kids in and around Miami in the Spring
We’ve rounded up our top favorite things to do around Miami during the Spring. What’s your favorite? Visit the Miami Children’s Museum: The Miami Children’s Museum is a great place for kids to learn and play. With interactive exhibits like the Castle of Dreams and the All About Art exhibit, there’s plenty for kids to…
