When hiring a nanny, it is important to be clear about what your expectations are regarding her regular and occasional. Expectations, especially when it comes to job duties, can be a tricky if you don’t communicate what they are. Family and nanny relationships are unique, and neither of you know the experience and expectations of the other. Don't assume! So, figure out exactly what you need to convey to your nanny from the very start. Here are some tips on what you should exp
Welcome to the social media era, where our friends are called "contacts", our thoughts "comments" and experiences "posts" … The pace of technological innovation and our cyber-connectedness has increased dramatically in recent years. At times we can be overwhelmed by our email, texts, Facebook posts, Tweets and more. How many of us feel lost when we leave the house without our cell phone? Have found ourselves trying to expand a picture with our fingers on a lap top? Or think
Books are a window to different worlds and a way for your child to dive into the depths of their imaginations. The benefits of reading to children extend to various areas of life. Some of the benefits of regular reading include helping increase your child’s vocabulary, while promoting longer attention span, builds listening skills, and helps your child discover things in unique ways. Reading helps children develop their language which will help not only with their speaking, b
Your relationship with your nanny is first and foremost employer-employee. You’ve hired someone. You’re the boss. However, a parent-nanny relationship can be more complicated and difficult than the ones you have at your work with your own supervisor or those that you manage. The nanny relationship is more personal because they work out of your home and they’re caring for your most beloved relations – your children. You may also feel inadequate or guilty for leaving your child