3 Stages of Nanny Meme
Cottage Cheese Chips
Crispy, crunchy, and packed with protein, these cottage cheese chips are a simple kid-friendly snack that feels like a treat but sneaks in some extra nutrition, too! They are a perfect snack for little hands and surprisingly easy for nannies to make. You Will Need: Baking SheetParchment PaperBlender or Food ProcessorMeasuring Cups and Spoons1 cup […]
[Continue reading...]Pressed Flower Jar Lanterns
Turn empty glass bottles or jars into beautiful little lanterns! This simple craft is a fun way for kids to use pressed and dried flowers while creating a pretty decoration for their room or play space. Battery-operated tea lights make these lanterns a fun and kid-friendly alternative to candles. The children in my care and […]
[Continue reading...]Watermelon Pops
Frozen watermelon pops are a simple and refreshing summer treat kids love! They’re naturally sweet, juicy, and extra fun to eat on a popsicle stick. This easy nanny and parent approved recipe is perfect for cooling down during a hot day of outdoor play. You Will Need: Watermelon Sharp Knife Cutting Board Popsicle Sticks Parchment […]
[Continue reading...]Nannies Deserve Paid Time Off, Overtime Pay, and Guaranteed Hours
Nannies message me weekly on Facebook complaining about job interviews in which parents don’t want to offer paid time off (PTO), overtime pay, or guaranteed hours. Here are some of the reasons I tell nannies to consider explaining to parent employers why they deserve PTO, overtime pay, and guaranteed hours. Career nannies have chosen childcare […]
[Continue reading...]Chocolate Dipped Cashews
Kids love when I drizzle or coat nuts with chocolate. While it feels like a dessert to the children, I get the peace of mind knowing cashews are packed with protein, healthy fats, and minerals like magnesium. I recommend starting with raw cashews for best results and following this recipe from the Savory Simple web […]
[Continue reading...]Painted Flowers with Cardboard Roll Stamps
The children in my care adore flowers so I have been making flower themed activities and lesson plans all summer. See how I had them paint flowers with stamps made from cardboard rolls. It’s messy! Use craft mats and have paper towels close by! See other activities I have done with the children including: pressed […]
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