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Thanksgiving Activities for Preschoolers: Caregiver-Approved Ideas for a Week of Fun

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Back in the day, Thanksgiving break was just two days, but now? Many schools have the whole week off, which means this week can feel like a marathon with kids home all day and energy levels sky-high. If your nanny, family assistant, or you (hi, default parent!), is burning through the usual games and playground … Read more

From Postpartum Struggles to Revolutionizing Childcare: How Stephanie Fornaro, Founder of Hello Nanny! Is Empowering Families Nationwide

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When Stephanie Fornaro welcomed her second child, she found herself in the depths of postpartum depression. Overwhelmed, exhausted, and isolated, she struggled to meet the impossible societal expectation of “doing it all.” But one decision changed everything: hiring a mother’s helper.   That small but transformative act not only helped Stephanie heal but sparked a realization … Read more

The 20 Most Valuable Nanny Certifications (And Which Ones Really Matter)

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As a parent, it’s only natural to want the best and most qualified caregiver for your child. While certifications or specific training aren’t required to become a nanny in the U.S., spotting one (or a few) on a caregiver’s résumé can offer extra peace of mind and meaningful indicators that a nanny takes their role … Read more

The 5 Most Frequently Asked Pediatric Questions, According To Trusted Pediatricians

An adult feels a sick child's forehead as she lies in bed under a blanket, looking unwell, reflecting those moments that often lead to seeking pediatrician advice for common pediatric questions.

There are certain rites of passage every parent experiences: the first gummy smile, those wobbly first steps, and yes, the first fever that sends you reaching for the thermometer and debating whether it’s time to call the pediatrician. Even in the healthiest and most seasoned of families, it’s normal for parents to carry with them … Read more

Having a Nanny When You Work From Home: Tips on How to Make It Work

Having a nanny when you work from home: dad working from home looking stressed

Having a nanny when you work from home might sound like the dream. Your child is close by, you skip the commute, and you can sneak in a hug (or maybe a nursing session) between meetings. The reality is a little less rosy than what you imagine. Many parents who work from home struggle with … Read more

Everything You Need to Know About Household Manager Jobs

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If you’ve ever found yourself going above and beyond in a household support role—managing the family calendar, coordinating grocery lists, or organizing a birthday party—you might already be doing the work of a household manager. Did you know that there’s a growing demand for professionals like you who bring order, reliability, and care to busy … Read more

How Parents and Nannies Can Build a United Front with Consistent Discipline

Consistent Discipline Strategies for Parents and Nannies

When we hear the word “discipline,” many of us picture consequences or time-outs. But at its core, discipline isn’t about punishment—it’s about teaching. It’s the process of helping children understand boundaries, regulate emotions, and make better choices over time. That teaching is most effective when it’s consistent. And this is where things can get tricky, … Read more