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There are some practical things you can do as a nanny to prepare in advance as well as on the day to make it as smooth as possible.

Brand new babies are such a source of joy but can also put us on edge as you want to meet their special needs.

Five things to remember to tell the sitter – might seem obvious but it always bears repeating

You can almost hear the excited cry of kids… Summer! School is out! Summer is here!

It turns out that the old adage is true – It is the thought that counts. And Dad’s prefer the thoughtfulness of a homemade card from their kids. Simple!

Summer holidays are just around the corner. When planning your next trip, don’t forget about all the things you need to do to get ready at home. Enlist your nanny or babysitters in helping with the preparations.

Taking the time to talk to your nanny and creating an open and honest environment is one of the best investments you can make so make it a priority!

It has been said that “A mother is she who can take the place of all others but whose place no one else can take.” Mothers are so special and there is no better day than Mother’s Day to make them feel that way!

Crafts, music and get-togethers are a great way to get kids interested in protecting the planet. After all, the children are the future and they’ll need to take better care of the Earth than previous generations did!

Hop Hop Hop into spring with these easy and fun Easter crafts that will help your nanny or sitter keep your kids creating and happy!

Are you looking for your very own Alice, Florence, Miss Garrett, Rosario, Rosie or Tony? Read on…

Sit down with your senior loved one, and his or her caregiver if already employed and consider the factors that indicate whether staying at home is possible. And if you are just starting to look for a senior caregiver, you will want to consider how to find someone with whom you are comfortable entrusting the care of your loved one.