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How Nannies Can Teach Children Healthy Habits
December 30, 2013When a full day involves digging in the dirt, climbing through a jungle gym and running through the sprinkler at the park or at home, it’s likely the children in your care are exposed to germs at every turn. As … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | 1 Comment100 Ways to Show You Child He’s Loved
December 26, 2013Has your child brushed off your attempts to hold his hand or asked you not to kiss him in public? If so, take heart. There are at least 98 other ways to show him he’s loved. Read a book. Organic … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentStaying Active as a Nanny: Finding the Sport for You
December 19, 2013After hours of chasing after toddlers, it’s sometimes difficult to muster up the energy to have a social life, much less engage in an athletic workout. However, incorporating athletic activities into your routine may help improve your social, mental and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentProduct Insights: Opting for Edutainment for the Holidays with Charlotte Fixler of ThinkFun
December 12, 2013by Michelle LaRowe Editor in Chief Awhile back, I had the opportunity to discover ThinkFun’s Roll&Play, a super fun game designed for toddlers. To play, you roll a colored dice, choose a matching colored card and perform a simple activity on … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a comment10 Reasons to Have a Written Contract with Your Nanny
November 25, 2013The relationship between a nanny and her employers is one that tends to be both unique and complex. Caring for your children and looking after your household while you’re away often makes your nanny feel like far more than an … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | 1 CommentExpert Insights on How Working Parents Can Achieve Balance with Joanne Dougan
November 17, 2013by Michelle LaRowe Editor in Chief Can working parents really have life balance? If you’re willing to adjust your perspective a little, Joanne Dougan, M.Ed and creator of Plan C Strategies, believes you can. eNannySource: Can working parents really achieve balance? … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentAuthor Insights with Sarah Kovac on Parenting with a Disability
November 10, 2013by Michelle LaRowe Editor in Chief Born with a rare birth defect, Sarah Kovac often uses her feet to care for her children. While it’s amazing to watch her in action (check out her YouTube channel), her disability is not what … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentProduct Insights with Michael McConnell and Kelly McConnell of Prince Lionheart
November 5, 2013by Michelle LaRowe Editor in Chief Michael McConnell and Kelly McConnell are second generation owners and operators of Prince Lionheart, a leading manufacturer of baby products worldwide. Recently I had a chance to connect with them and learn a little more … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentExpert Insights on Choosing Disposable Diapers with Heather Tomoyasu of Miny Moe
October 30, 2013by Michelle LaRowe Editor in Chief Baby’s bottoms aren’t all created equally. Recently I had a chance to connect with Heather Tomoyasu of Miny Moe, creator of the diaper sampler that was named one of Red Tricycle’s 2013 Top 10 Most Awesome Baby … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | 1 CommentWhy School Lunches Could Be Adding to the Obesity Epidemic and What You Can Do to Help
October 28, 2013As your child walks in from school, takes off his backpack and slumps on the couch, obviously exhausted from a full day of school, you may wonder why his energy has vanished. Ask him what he had for lunch in … Continue reading
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