In a recent speech, President Joe Biden announced the American Families Plan, which is a proposed $1.8 trillion legislative package. The proposed bill includes an investment of around $1 trillion in families, education, and workers. The bill also includes around $800 billion in enhanced tax credits that would extend the benefits included in the recently […]
READ MOREWant to Write a Letter of Recommendation for Your Nanny?
By A New England Nanny 5 0When it comes time to part ways with your nanny, hopefully it has been a good experience and you’d recommend your nanny to another family. In that case, our payroll partner GTM Payroll Services offers these tips for families to write a good letter of recommendation for their nanny. The time has come for you […]
READ MOREinterNational Nanny Training Day is April 17th
By A New England Nanny 5 0On Saturday, April 17th, nannies from all over the globe will gather virtually or on their own to learn, be supported, and be inspired at interNational Nanny Training Day (iNNTD) 2021. While A New England Nanny will not be holding a local event this year due to safety precautions, we strongly encourage caregivers to register […]
READ MOREExperienced Nanny Spotlight
By A New England Nanny 66 0Finding a trusted professional to care for your family is never easy. You need someone that will not only be fun and engaging for children, but will ultimately provide you the peace of mind a parent needs. And with many children doing remote learning, your child care needs may be increasing. Well, you’re in luck […]
READ MORE7 Tips for Caring for an Elderly Parent
By A New England Nanny 7 0With the advancement of medicine, technology and resources, our life expectancy is quite longer than it once was. This means that more elderly adults require assistance for longer periods of time. Caring for an elderly parent generally falls on the shoulders of their adult children and grandchildren, who are sometimes elderly themselves. Though caring for […]
READ MORENew York Employers Must Allow Leave for COVID-19 Vaccinations
By A New England Nanny 7 0New York has passed a law requiring employers to provide employees with paid leave for COVID-19 vaccinations. The law took effect immediately on passage on March 12, 2021, and expires Dec. 31, 2022. This includes household employers of nannies or other household workers. Leave Required The law states that employees are to be allowed a […]
READ MOREHow Families Save Money By Paying Nannies Legally
By A New England Nanny 9 0One of the most important reasons to pay your nanny “on the books” is to avoid the massive fines and penalties that can be assessed if you’re caught. But did you know that families save money by paying nannies legally, especially in 2021? Our payroll partner GTM Payroll Services shows you how legal pay may […]
READ MOREWhat’s in the American Rescue Plan for Families and Caregivers?
By A New England Nanny 10 0The $1.9 trillion relief bill, known as the American Rescue Plan, passed Congress and was signed into law by President Joe Biden. There are provisions in the American Rescue Plan for families and caregivers, including aid for schools and child care, direct checks to individuals, and more. Direct Payments Just like the two other COVID-19 relief […]
READ MOREPregnancy, Breastfeeding, and Newborn Care During COVID-19
By A New England Nanny 11 0The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has identified people who are more likely to become severely ill from COVID-19. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding are among them. This article shares the CDC’s guidance regarding pregnancy, breastfeeding, and newborn care during COVID-19. If you have questions about your individual situation, talk to your […]
READ MOREChild Care Expert Spotlight
By A New England Nanny 70 0Finding a trusted professional to care for your family is never easy. You need someone that will not only be fun and engaging for children, but will ultimately provide you the peace of mind a parent needs. And with many children doing remote learning, your child care needs may be increasing. Well, you’re in luck […]
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