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5 Tips for Managing Spring Allergies
For many people, spring is a welcome invitation to enjoy warmer weather, budding trees and blooming flowers. But for allergy sufferers, it can also mark the start of months-long discomfort. Spring brings a sharp rise in grass and tree pollen, two of the most common...
How Hobbies Can Help Your Mental Health
In a culture where being busy often becomes a badge of honor, hobbies can feel like indulgences reserved for people with extra time. Yet research consistently shows that engaging in meaningful pastimes isn’t just fun; it can be beneficial for mental health. Hobbies...
6 Ways to Build a Lasting Relationship with Your Nanny
Hiring a nanny is a major step for a family. You’ve invested time in interviews, reference checks, and finding someone you trust to care for your children. But the work doesn’t stop once the nanny accepts the job. The first few weeks and months of employment are...
2026 International Nanny Training Day
We are excited to announce that A New England Nanny is hosting a virtual training for International Nanny Training Day! This event is held to recognize the needs of young children and to raise awareness of the positive correlation between nanny training and quality...
Don’t Miss These 7 Important Items When Hiring a Nanny
Hiring a nanny is one of the most important decisions a family can make. Therefore, it's critical not to overlook anything during the hiring process. Our payroll and HR partner, GTM Payroll & HR, offers a look at some common things you want to be sure not to miss....
6 Ways to Use Food for Children’s Activities and Education
For parents and nannies, food is part of the daily routine — breakfast before school, lunch breaks, afternoon snacks, and dinner prep. But beyond nutrition, food can also be a powerful tool for children's hands-on learning, creativity, and education. When used...
Tips for Buying Homeowners Insurance in 2026
Homeowners insurance rates are expected to continue their upward trend in 2026. In many cases, even policyholders who have not altered their coverage or filed a claim might face increased costs. Fortunately, there are ways to potentially avoid or at least minimize...
How a Nanny Can Support Parents Who Work From Home
Working from home has become the norm for many families, whether full time or just a few days a week. While skipping the commute has its perks, balancing work responsibilities with childcare can quickly become overwhelming. A nanny can be a game-changer for...
How to Prepare Your Vehicle for Extreme Cold
While the amount of danger from winter weather varies across the country, nearly all Americans are likely to face some degree of severe winter weather throughout their lives. Winter storms can range from moderate snow over the course of a few hours to a blinding...