Right now we are all experiencing a time of questions. It’s exhausting. So this month we thought we would talk about answering questions! Sadly, we might not have answers about virtual school, Corona Virus or current politics, but we know something about the thousands of questions kids will ask from the time they begin to […]
MorePlaying games comes naturally to children. They are happy to play group games, board games, simple games or more strategic and complex games as they grow. They make up games with complicated rules and structures and also at times will fall back to the simple fun of hide and seek. Games are more than just […]
MoreWhen we think about the humans we are hoping to raise, we hope they are accepting and welcoming of others. This actually means starting early to expose your child to those who are different than you- not only in race, ethnicity, religion or politics, but also in socioeconomic class, family structure, physical abilities and more. […]
MoreStudies have shown us that music affects nearly every part of development for children.
MoreSo it is likely that you are now working with kids who are taking part in virtual learning. And it is also likely that this is all a bit overwhelming! Here are some great ideas to make it easier. Hopefully, by now you have established a routine. Remember the difference between a routine and a […]
MorePerhaps the time has come for potty training. The term usually sparks a mixture of anticipation of a life without diapers and the dread of the process. But it doesn’t have to be thought of as a chore! There is much to know before you start down the path. Let’s explore this stage a little. […]
MoreSnuggly giggles, warm hugs and buoyant smiles all make us happy as we spend much time and energy helping to raise children. It’s not always smiles and snuggles and can truly be a draining job both emotionally and physically. This is why it is essential to make sure you take care of yourself. It’s a […]
MoreAt Philadelphia Nanny Network we have always been committed to creating successful and happy relationships between employees and families which includes advising on HR best practices. Last November, Philadelphia passed landmark legislation, the Domestic Worker Bill of Rights providing for legal protections for all in home employees. The bill goes into effect in May of […]
MoreIt’s January and the weather is…. well, it’s blah. Everyone goes a little stir crazy this time of year and with the holiday season and all the stress in your rear view mirror, perhaps it’s time to plan a get away. Let’s look at a few top spots to take small children for a quick […]
MoreRecently, major retailers Amazon, WalMart, Buy Buy Baby and others have pulled all infant inclined sleepers from their websites and in store locations. These sleepers are popular with many parents as they offer a spot for babies to snooze or nap and are often portable. But the medical research shows that infants are safest when […]
MoreMarch 3, 2021 7:00pm “Self Care: How to Care for Yourself While Caring for Others” Featuring Sara Watts, PNN Nanny We will have “door prizes” and 2 “giveaways” tied into taking care of yourself. RSVP HERE
MoreCamp@Home is an exciting summer program with a different “Around the World” theme each week. Each day will include a craft and a mix of physical and imaginative activities. We are excited to bring camp to your house! Weekly Themes: California Coast Summer Camp Roundup Desert Digs Swiss Alps Hiking & Nature Sydney Outer Space […]
MoreinterNational Nanny Training Day is held to recognize the needs of young children and to raise awareness of the positive correlation between nanny training and quality care. This national initiative is part of Week of the Young Child, an annual celebration sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Saturday April 18 […]
MoreApril 30 – May 3, 2020 MONTREAL CANADA Delta Marriott Montreal Hotel Registration Opens November 1, 2019 Conference Website
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