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Category Archives: Advice for Nannies

Houston Nanny Agency Combats Unsafe Hiring Practices

(Houston, TX) March 9, 2017- Though over 50% of families use non-nanny agency sources to find their nannies, 25% of families who tried to find a nanny on their own end up using a nanny agency, according to the results … Continue reading

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Vivaldi Music Academy

At Vivaldi Music Academy, we understand that parents desire the best music education for their children. With a fun-filled and encouraging environment, our community of teachers can help your children reach their goals and develop a lifelong passion for music. … Continue reading

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Nannies: How Morningside Nannies Work for You

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Caring for Three or More

For many larger families, nanny care is the most affordable, effective, and efficient childcare option. Unlike with daycares, nannies don’t charge a per child fee or age children out of their care, so for parents with several children of differing … Continue reading

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When Nannies and Families Celebrate Different Holidays

For nannies and families who share different faiths or celebrate different holidays, the holiday season can be a sensitive one. As children notice new decorations go up in their home or sense the holiday excitement, they often ask questions and … Continue reading

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Nursing, Nutrition & Nannies

Recently I had a chance to connect with Leah Whitley,  International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and founder of  SOS Lactation here in Houston. I asked her to share some of her best advice for new, nursing moms and the nannies who support … Continue reading

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Party Girl? Responsible Childcare Provider?

Party Girl? Political Junkie? Lover or Hater? Responsible Childcare Provider? What Does Your Facebook Say About You? By now it should be no secret; when applying for a job employers will look at your Facebook page. They’ll also often look at … Continue reading

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Kid Fun’s Top Things to Do in Houston

Houston Kid Fun is here to spread the word about all of the neat things that Houston has to offer. Check out KidFun.us or visit their Facebook page to check out all Houston has to offer! Top 10 Free Things to … Continue reading

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10 Tips from Houston Pediatrician Dr. Amanda Chan

Wondering what pediatricians really want you to know? Dr. Amanda Chan of Fannin Pediatrics in Houston shares these 10 tips with Morningside Nannies. 1. Know that Tylenol/Motrin/Benadryl are weight based in children and having a chart to hang up at … Continue reading

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Realistic Wage Expectations

When conducting your job search, it’s vital that you know your market value. To determine wage expectations, many nannies simply add up their expenses each month and set their salary requirements based on those results. Others come up with a … Continue reading

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