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Childcare Articles and Resources
The US Nanny Association is a platform to share expert childcare articles, information about child development and tools to help parents, nannies and childcare businesses navigate our industry. We welcome guest speakers and authors.
Gender-Friendly Classroom Practices
Inexpensive, the beach ball teaching tool is a great way to jazz up instruction through gender-friendly practices.
STEM in Early Childhood
It is important for parents and nannies to build a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) foundation in early childhood.
Nanny Job Search Part 2: Interviewing
As you prepare for your nanny job interview, it may help realize that you may have participated in more nanny job interviews than the parents.
Why I Have a Nanny Contract
After all the stress of searching for a job, I am excited to have an offer. But here comes the hard part… the nanny contract.
Nanny Job Search Part 1: Setup
The US Nanny Association wants to see YOU succeed in securing the most desirable employment arrangements possible.
Brain Treat for the Holidays
Here’s a holiday treat that might help children be more alert during the learning process and more reflective during the creative process.
Questions a Nanny Should Ask
When preparing for a nanny interview, think about the questions you want to ask a potential employer. This helps you assess the fit so you can be successful.
Car Seat Safety
A free webinar on Car Seat Safety with Captain Randy Chhabara, Austin-Travis Emergency Medical Services and National Child Passenger Safety Board member.
Teaching Children Phonemes
Almost immediately, children start developing oral language skills as they process their environment and bond with parents, siblings, and caregivers.
Dear Mom Boss: I’m Sorry I Judged You
I’ve had many “mom bosses”- some were wonderful employers and others…were not. Regardless of their treatment, I have judged each and every one of them.
Salary Shaming in Childcare
Discussing salary and wages is vital for our industry to ensure we all make fair wages and educate families on how to legally employ childcare providers.
