Recently, homeowners and drivers have noticed a significant uptick in their insurance premiums. This trend is not isolated to any one region but is rather a widespread phenomenon affecting millions of consumers, with multiple factors contributing to the rising costs...
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8 Ideas for Springtime Self-care
Springtime is the season of growth and renewal, an opportunity to rediscover and prioritize the best version of yourself. Self-care in the spring involves embracing the energy of the season and adopting habits that promote vitality and inner balance - practices that...
Emotional Self-Regulation Strategies for Parents and Caregivers
Emotional self-regulation, or emotion regulation, refers to the ability to remain aware of your emotions, understand why you’re feeling a certain way, and manage those feelings in a healthy and constructive manner. Imagine you’re in a heated argument with a friend....
Nannies Learn and Grow at International Nanny Training Day!
It had been 5 years since we last hosted an International Nanny Training Day event, and it was worth the wait! On Saturday, April 13, more than 20 nannies visited A New England Nanny in Clifton Park to learn, be supported and be inspired. After the agency staff...
What are the Benefits for Children That Participate in Youth Sports Leagues?
With little leagues and youth soccer leagues getting ready to kick off their spring seasons, have you been wondering about signing up your little ones for a youth sports league? In a world often dominated by screens and sedentary activities, the role of youth leagues...
Safe and Fun Ways for Children to Witness the Solar Eclipse
The solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, which will be a total eclipse in some parts of New York State, promises to be a breathtaking celestial event for people of all ages. For children, witnessing this phenomenon can be an awe-inspiring experience that sparks curiosity...
What the New CDC Isolation Guidance Means for Your Family and Nanny
On March 1, 2024, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released new guidance for individuals who test positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). For the first time since 2021, the agency is loosening its COVID-19 isolation guidance to better reflect the...
9 Winter Self-care Tips for Families and Nannies
It may be March, but that doesn't mean we're done with winter, as this month can still be quite snowy and cold. During colder weather, it’s crucial to prioritize self-care to maintain overall well-being. Winter self-care goes beyond cozy blankets and warm beverages;...
10 Safety Rules for Kids and Parents (and Nannies!)
In today's world, ensuring the safety of our children is of utmost importance. But with working parents having less time to monitor their kids' behavior all day, it's crucial for kids to understand certain safety rules that can help prevent accidents and keep them out...