If you are a live-in or live-out nanny in New York State that works 40 hours or more per week, your employer must have a workers' compensation policy in place. Workers’ compensation is a system of no-fault insurance that provides medical benefits and compensation for...
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Your Nanny was Injured on the Job – Now What?
Was your nanny injured on the job? In New York State, you are required to have workers’ compensation insurance if you employ a nanny for at least 40 hours per week, or if you employ a live-in nanny. Why is workers’ compensation important? Besides coverage being the...
Look: Our 2024 International Nanny Training Day Lineup
International Nanny Training Day (iNNTD) is returning to the Capital Region on April 13, 2024! iNNTD 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...
5 Reasons Nanny-Parent Communication is Essential
Effective communication is the cornerstone of any successful relationship, and this holds especially true when it comes to the unique partnership between a nanny and the employer. Nannies play a crucial role in the lives of the families they serve, caring for and...
7 Holiday Gift Ideas for Nannies to Give to Their Families
Every year during the holiday season, we provide a list of gift ideas for families that wish to recognize their nanny or other employee in a special way. But we have also heard from nannies who are looking for ideas for holiday gifts for their families. The holiday...
How Nannies Can Help Families Celebrate Father’s Day
Father's Day is an opportunity to honor and appreciate the amazing dads in our lives. It's a day to show gratitude for their love, support, and dedication. While many families plan special surprises and activities for Father's Day, involving a nanny in the celebration...
Toy Safety Factors By Age for Parents and Nannies to Consider
When purchasing toys for children, it is important to consider several safety factors. Toys should be age-appropriate, well-constructed, durable, and suited for each particular child’s physical, mental and social capabilities. Toy Safety Regulations The U.S. Consumer...
5 Spring Break Activity Ideas for Nannies and Children
Spring break is just around the corner, and nannies are likely brainstorming fun and engaging activities to do with the children they care for. While many families may have their own plans for the week, there are plenty of creative and educational activities that...
How Nannies Can Talk to Families About Paying Legally
While paying nannies legally has become more the “norm” in recent years, some families still don’t understand the benefits to both them and their nanny from paying “on the books.” If you are a nanny and you come across a family that does not want to pay taxes for...