For parents and nannies, the daily morning and evening transition, more accurately described as the changing of the guard, can be quite stressful. If it happens too fast, the children may feel like they forgot to say goodbye, which can … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for Nannies, Advice for Parents | Tagged child care, transitions | Comments Off on Making Morning and Evening Transitions a CinchWhen you think about it, there’s hardly a more intimate working relationship that exists than that between a nanny and her employers. The nature of the work and the workplace naturally lend themselves to employers and employees developing a deeper … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for Nannies, Advice for Parents | Tagged nannies and families, nannies and parents, nanny relationship | Comments Off on 5 Pillars of a Healthy Nanny and Employer RelationshipWhen it comes to nannies and families, certain issues come up that are unique to working in a private home. Issues surrounding social media use, computer and phone use, personal errands, getting out of the house and meals are likely … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for Nannies, Advice for Parents | Tagged nanny rules | Comments Off on Work-Life Issues Nannies and Parents Should DiscussMaking a good impression is essential to landing the nanny job that you want. In a competitive job market being well-prepared for your nanny interview can mean the difference between getting the job offer and not. In addition to being … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for Nannies | Tagged job search, nanny interview, nanny job | Comments Off on 8 Ways to Make a Great First ImpressionAt Morningside Nannies we often get asked “What makes a great a nanny?” When we provide a list of characteristics that we look for in a nanny, many parents and caregivers are surprised to learn just how exhaustive our list … Continue reading
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