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Live In Nanny or Au Pair? |
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Submitted by Christina Appleworth
Deciding between a live in nanny and an au pair means weighing up how much work you expect them to complete, as well as considering the important differences between their respective roles.
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10 things I learned as a nanny (guest post) |
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10 things I learned as a nanny (kids are 7-years-old and under)
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Parenting by Adoption: Adoption advice |
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Submitted by Kelli Suchy
I am both an Adoptive Mom and for the past 5 years have worked to help other couples and singles navigate the process and steps to adopt successfully in the U.S. As someone who has both the BTDT experience personally and has helped numerous people through the steps from thinking about adoption to being placed with a baby, here are the basic steps laid out for you.
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Au Pair screening and fluffy personality tests |
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Submitted by Yossi Pinkas
The most important role of au pair agencies is ensuring that the au pairs they provide are suitable for the job and trustworthy. This is done by screening au pairs through interviews, reference checks, background screening and personality tests.
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Setting Expectations for Your New Nanny |
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Submitted by Candi Wingate
You are preparing to hire a new nanny. What expectations should you reasonably have for your nanny? How should you communicate those expectations to your nanny? How should you implement and reinforce your expectations?
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National Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month: My molestation story |
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Earlier today I wrote a post about my near-rape experience, as a youth. I have another post to write now; this one is going to be far more emotionally draining. I'm mustering up my nerve, though, and will fight through the tears to get this story told.
Please note: This story is based on my memories. Other people involved in this story may have a different viewpoint. This, however, is how I remember things...
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