National Nanny Recognition Week is coming, and Nanny Soiree is one way for Dallas nannies to celebrate.
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It's no secret that caring for another person can take a lot out of you. In this profession, it's very easy to lose yourself in your job and in the lives of your Nanny Family, putting self-care on the back-burner. But it's so important to realize the signs of burn-out and fatigue and to know what you can do to take care of yourself, both in the moment and in the long-term.
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Taking care of teething babies and toddlers can be a big enough challenge for a mom or dad—but when you’re the nanny, it can sometimes feel downright impossible. Sometimes it doesn’t matter if the baby is with you eight hours a day, every weekday, because sometimes (like when he or she is in pain), a baby just wants his mom or dad. Jenn Sanders offers 5 ideas to help soothe your little one's pain.
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Baby-led weaning is not a new concept, but important nonetheless. Baby-led weaning is a natural transition from breastfeeding or formula feeding to solid foods. It promotes exploration of food and allows baby to set the pace for eating. The method of introducing solids allows baby to self-regulate, promoting appetite control, and therefore decreasing the risk of becoming overweight later in life.
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This cold and flu season seemed to have been one of the worst we've seen in awhile. As the weather starts to get warmer is some parts of the world, bust out these healthy, yummy popsicles to help boost your littles' immunity, while also offering them a yummy treat!
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Life as a nanny can be exhausting, and taking care of yourself first, can be a hard thing to do. But in order to maintain the energy we need to run around chasing toddlers all day, we HAVE to take care of our health. Knowing where to start can be a challenge, and quite overwhelming. Rob Jackson offers 5 easy tips to start improving your health TODAY so you can be the best nanny you can be!
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With cold and flu season at the worst that it's been in years, it's wise to take extra precautions to keep your little ones healthy. Heed this advice from pediatrician, Dr. Michael Warmoth from the HEAL Network to cover all of your bases this flu season!
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Registered Dietitian, Katie Mulligan offers us 5 of her favorite recipes from 2017. Easy and healthy, what more could you want? Happy cooking, nannies!
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The holiday season is over. Admit it, you've indulged a bit. There's nothing wrong with enjoying the yummy, home-cooked food and desserts over the holidays and the winter months, but you can be left feeling a little full in the new year. Ready to get back on track and start eating healthy again? Personal trainer and certified nutrition coach, Rob Jackson, gives us this delicious, quick recipe to kick start your new year off the healthy way!
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Snack time is a vital part of childhood, and of course you want to fill your little ones up with nutritious snacks that are also fun for them to eat. Try these tips for ensuring your charges are snacking on nothing but the best!
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Are your charges picky eaters who run at the sight of anything green and healthy on their plate? Test out these easy-to-make and DELICIOUS zuchinni muffins and they won't even know they are eating the food they claim to hate most!
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Having trouble getting your little ones to keep hydrated throughout the day? Water just not cutting it? Before you reach for that juice box or sports drink, read on about healthier options that aren't loaded with sugar.
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Mosquitos are especially attracted to the odors of young children. Dr. Tsippora Shainhouse offers some practical advice on how to keep those pesky insects away during the hot and humid weather, and how to calm the itchiness if you or your little ones get bit.
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There’s no need to forgo all the deliciousness we tend to indulge in while vacationing. Keep things balanced and avoid the dreaded summer vacation weight gain and sluggishness with these tips from Registered Dietitian, Josie De Hoyos.
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After a long winter of harsh weather and freezing temperatures, your skin can be a nightmare. Dr. Tsippora Shainhouse, a board certified dermatologist, tells us how to prep our skin for spring to recover from the winter months and to start looking and feeling it's healthiest!
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Parents and caregivers spend years teaching children how to read. Once a child learns their letters, they are not immediately expected to read a novel. There is a similar learning experience that applies to teaching a child to be a healthy eater. A dietitian writes for Nanny Magazine.
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