Homemade Baby Food 101: Everything Nannies Need to Know
Making homemade baby food is one of the most rewarding stages of infant care. When babies are ready to explore solids, it opens the door to new textures, flavors, and developmental milestones. Watching a little one taste banana, yogurt, or sweet potato for the first...
Can’t Touch This! A Nanny’s Guide to Caring for Sick Children
For professional caregivers, caring for sick children is often an inevitable part of the job. One minute you are enjoying a perfect day off (i.e., hot yoga, dog park, Netflix queued up—you get it) and the next your phone rings, and your nanny family needs help. Their...
Let’s Talk Miles and Cents: Using Your Car as a Nanny in 2026
Using your car as a nanny can add convenience to your job, but it also comes with real costs. Whether you are driving children to school, activities, playdates, or running errands for your nanny family, you are entitled to mileage reimbursement for work-related...
Tackling Tax Season: Your Complete Guide to Filing Taxes as a Nanny in California
It’s tax season, but fear not! While filing taxes as a nanny can lead to questions and uncertainty, understanding the basics can help you stay organized, avoid surprises, and protect your financial future. Whether this is your first year in a nanny role or you are a...
9 Creative Ways to Encourage Healthy Eating Habits for Kids as a Nanny
Helping children develop healthy eating habits is one of the most meaningful parts of being a nanny. Food shapes not only physical growth, but also emotional well-being, routines, and family culture, among other things. And as nannies are often the ones preparing...Page 3 of 35
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