My Ex-Nanny Filed for Unemployment – Now What?
All good things come to an end, and unfortunately that includes most employment relationships. Whether a nanny is let go because of an impending move, leaves for a different position, or is terminated due to a performance issue, navigating the “conscious uncoupling”...
Everything Parents & Nannies Need to Know About Preventing SIDS
For the parents and nannies of infants, the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is a constant concern. The unexplained phenomenon kills about 3,500 infants each year, and it’s especially scary for parents and caregivers because doctors aren’t entirely sure...
Holiday Bonus Guide for Sitters
A holiday bonus is a must for those who employ nannies, but many don’t realize that it’s a good idea to have a little something prepared to give to all of their valued caregivers—and that includes the sitter. If you have a go-to sitter, or even a shortlist of a few...
Holiday Bonus Guide for Nannies
When the holidays roll around, it isn’t just Clark Griswold whose hoping for a generous bonus. Nannies, too, enjoy receiving an annual bonus or other generous holiday gift that shows a family’s appreciation for the hard work, love, and care they put into their jobs...
The Importance of Continuing Education For Your Nanny
Whether your nanny is new or has been with your family for a while, it’s easy to fall into certain routines and habits in order to keep your home running smoothly. Although there is nothing wrong with maintaining consistency in your nanny’s schedule...Page 35 of 36
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