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Why Cooking is the New "Must-Have" Nanny Skill

As you may have noticed, we have seen an incredible surge in parents explicitly seeking a nanny/family assistant who can take complete control of the evening meals. Adding family cooking and meal prep to your skillset is the fastest way…

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Structuring Your Day & Week for Success

Families often decide to put their children into daycare or school in the toddler and preschool years, and I believe that what they are seeking is enrichment, consistency, and connection for their little ones. I have a strong sense that…

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An Introduction to 24-Hour Care

Working in 24-hour care is a unique specialty in the domestic staffing world. Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) and ROTA Nanny roles provide a level of consistency that traditional day shifts simply cannot match. They require a specific temperament, high level…

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Safety & Communication for First Foods

Introducing solids is one of the most exciting milestones in a baby’s first year. As a nanny, you are the hands-on guide for this transition, but the roadmap should always be designed by the parents. Successful feeding starts with a…

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Basics of The Montessori Approach

You have probably noticed that more and more parents are asking for nannies who understand the Montessori philosophy. This isn't just a trend; it's a movement toward a more respectful, hands-on way of raising children, and it's making Montessori-trained nannies…

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Performance Review Prep Made Simple

The annual performance review can sometimes feel intimidating, but for professional nannies, it’s your chance to celebrate successes, get clear on goals, and most importantly, advocate for your professional worth. Think of your review not as a test, but as…

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Growing Your Skills for Family Assistant Roles

When children are a bit older and traditional childcare responsibilities have lessened, families often hire a Family Assistant. Many nannies aren’t eligible for these positions because they don’t have the experience, but with the rise in popularity (about one third…

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