Finding a reliable nanny is a challenge many parents face, but keeping that nanny happy and committed can be even harder. A nanny who feels valued and understood is more likely to stay long-term, providing stability and care for your children. This post explores practical ways to retain your nanny by focusing on open communication, respecting their time and privacy, clearly defining responsibilities, and offering thorough training before they start. A nanny reading a storyboo

Disagreements about raising children are completely normal. They can happen between parents, grandparents, friends, or even well-meaning strangers offering advice. Each of us was raised differently, and our parenting style often reflects what we experienced as children. Naturally, we care deeply about our kids, which can make disagreements feel intense. It’s no surprise, then, that the relationship between a family and their nanny can sometimes be tricky. When parents hire a