The COVID-19 pandemic has brought us a new vocabulary with terms like quarantine, isolation, stay at home, and more now becoming part of our everyday language. Each of these terms has a specific – and often legal – meaning. However, they’re often interchanged, which can cause confusion. Here’s why it’s important to know the differences.
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Staying in for Valentine’s Day? 8 Ideas for a Romantic Date Night.
A Valentine’s Day evening at home can be just as romantic as a night out. Here are 8 stay-at-home date night ideas for parents on Valentine’s Day.
Get Your Nanny Taxes Organized for Tax Season
Owe nanny taxes? Here are six steps plus one bonus piece of advice for organizing your nanny taxes and being prepared when you need to file your return.
18 Community Service Ideas for Volunteering as a Family
It doesn’t matter the ages of your children. You’re never too young to volunteer. There are plenty of age-appropriate ways to give back to your community as a family and reap the benefits of volunteering.
5 Things to Know about Child Care Guilt
Experiencing child care guilt because you’re leaving your child with a nanny? That’s perfectly normal and is experienced by many working parents. It can be a good thing that you’re working, and your child is with another loving caregiver. Here’s how to manage those feelings.
15 Relaxation Tips for Parents
Parenting is stressful. Not taking time for yourself to relax or decompress can have a negative effect on your health and keep your family on edge. But stress happens to everyone. So here are some relaxation tips to add calmness to your day and help your body and mind deal with stress.
Alexa, Where are the Diapers? How to Create a Customized, Virtual Nanny Guide.
With your Alexa device, you can easily create a customized, virtual guide for your nanny to help them find things, remember steps, and get important information like emergency contact numbers and your child’s schedule for the day.
What to Do if Your Nanny Files for Unemployment
Whether you fired your nanny on the spot or had an amicable split, they may file for unemployment compensation. Household employers have unemployment-related responsibilities during a nanny’s employment and after their termination. Here’s what you need to know when your nanny files for unemployment.
Separation Sadness: Handling Your Child’s Emotions When Their Nanny Leaves
Your children may experience any number of emotions when their nanny leaves. Here are some tips to ease your children’s “separation sadness” and turn saying goodbye to a beloved caregiver into a positive life lesson.
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