How do you have kids and a good marriage?
Marriage and parenting are two of the most important things to get right. Professional nanny Kimberley Benakovich explores some ways to strike a healthy balance.
Using Rewards Without the Spooky Side Effects
Rewarding children for completing simple tasks can help them develop better habits, yet may have spooky unintended consequences. Learn 3 tips for using a reward system that works for both you and your child!
At what age is it acceptable for my child to date?
The issue of dating in elementary school is tricky for parents, especially since there are no hard and fast rules for kids this age. The important step is to have a conversation with your child about setting boundaries, healthy relationships, and consent.
How can I speak to my nanny family about unrealistic expectations?
Approaching your nanny family about unrealistic expectations can be tricky, but it’s important to communicate clearly and specifically—and with empathy—to improve your work situation. Learn more from Danny Rosenthal.
How do we address favoritism with our nanny?
Discussing an issue with your nanny—such as your nanny favoring one child over another—can be challenging for nanny families. Learn tips for navigating difficult conversations with your nanny from Martha Tyler.
What are the benefits of breastfeeding?
Deciding whether or not to breastfeed your baby is a choice you—as a new parent—have to make. While research shows the many benefits of breastfeeding, it’s important to remember that your baby being fed—whether by breast or bottle—is best.
How many times should I repeat myself so my toddler will listen?
Nearly all young children test limits or defy rules, which can be difficult for parents to navigate—especially when they want to keep their children safe. Shenley Seabrook shares tips for how to best respond to children when they aren’t following important rules.
How can I help my son work through his big feelings?
Many children feel big emotions, which can lead to tantrums and fits when they’re upset. For parents wanting to equip their children with healthy coping mechanisms to better handle big emotions, read more from Emily Louange.
How do I keep from spoiling my daughter?
Many parents leave the workforce to care for their children, but are concerned about the possibility of spoiling them. Learn tips from Village Connection Shenley Seabrook on what you can do to stay home with your children and help them thrive.
How do I ask my nanny family for materials and supplies for activities?
Asking your nanny family for supplies and materials is often necessary so you can do your job effectively, but these conversations can be difficult. Martha Tyler shares tips on how to approach these conversations so you have the tools and resources you need.