Getting the right caretaker for your child can be very stressful. This is because you have to consider numerous factors to ensure that your child receives the best care. One strategy that you can use to find a nanny is to invite potential candidates and interview them. Below are several questions that you can ask your potential nannies. Based on their responses, you can select the one whose skills and experience matches your needs. Read More»
Travelling with young children requires adequate planning for their care, particularly if the adults want some time by themselves to relax while on vacation. There are many options for child care, but not every family will have all the options at their disposal. This article discusses some tips and options to help you lower the cost of vacation child-care packages. 1. Choose family resorts Family resorts often have different on-site child-care facilities to choose from. Read More»
Have your child’s early days in a day care centre have been a major tear-filled struggle? If you’re feeling like it’s time to give up and resign from your job to keep your little one at home forever, don’t despair. You can survive this transition more easily than you ever thought with the help of the the three “C’s” below. Cue the Consistency Whilst it’s hard—possibly even harder for you than it is for your child—you need to be consistent right now. Read More»
One of the most important factors when looking for child care facilities is to assess the safety of a given facility for your child(ren)’s needs. At home, you’re responsible for ensuring high safety standards, but away from home, this job falls to the care providers to whom you entrust your child. Checking in advance that they are prepared for various emergencies should be top on your list before giving the green light on any facility. Read More»