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“Have you ever considered doing a nanny share?” I was interviewing for a traditional nanny position when the mother brought up the question. She went on to explain: “We have…
Working Through Nanny Burnout
Being a nanny can be a dream job, but unexpected stress may lead to nanny burnout. How do you know if you have nanny burnout? Nanny burnout occurs when childcare…
Is Working as a Nanny Skilled or Unskilled Labor?
Being a nanny is a huge responsibility. Families trust you with the care and well-being of their most precious family members – their children. Some families seem to think caring…
Is Your Daughter Ready to be a Babysitter?
Your daughter is growing up so fast and now she wants to take on part-time babysitting jobs to earn spending money. While admiring her work ethic, you may wonder if…
Nanny Transitions – Planning for the Unexpected
When we are faced with a personal crisis, our first instinct is to fall apart. So how do you keep from doing that? First of all, we have more control…
What is the Difference Between a Babysitter and a Nanny?
You need someone to care for your children – but do you need a babysitter or a nanny? If it’s an evening out with your spouse and friends, you need…
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