Posts Tagged ‘Summer nannies in St. Louis’
How to Interview Summer Nannies
School years are busy. Mornings are spent rushing to catch the bus or drive carpool. Days are spent running errands, taking kids to practices, helping with homework, and putting the kids to bed so we can do it all again tomorrow. I can not wait for summer! This summer the kids and I are going…
Read MoreKeeping 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. …
Read More5 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…
Read MoreSummer Childcare is here!
Spring Break is here and that is when parents start looking ahead to summer. Planning and registering for camps is a full time job! Instead, let TLC for Kids help you find great childcare this summer. TLC can help you with all your summer childcare needs. We have fun and experienced nannies ready to make this…
Read MoreConfessions of a Summer Nanny
As a TLC temp nanny for six months, I found that I really enjoyed working with TLC as a babysitter and met a lot of great families and children. Toward the end of the school year, one of my regular clients was seeking a full-time summer nanny and was interested in hiring me for…
Read MoreSummer Nanny Taxes
Special ‘Thank You’ to Stephanie Breedlove from Breedlove and Associates for this guest blog post! The anxiety first hits around late-April: School is coming to an end! How ironic that summer vacation actually makes life more hectic until you get everything straightened out. My kids are grown now but I remember the panic: School was going to…
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