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10 things I wish I had known before my first baby You’ve heard it before – becoming a parent changes you. But, apart from bigger breasts, stretch marks and a few grey hairs, how can it really change you?

Here is an article from the USA about the ins and outs of nanny sharing. The concept also can work well in Australia. Thank you GTM. Com for the article and thank you Guy Maddalone, a colleague for allowing us to share this.

What is a Nanny Share and How to Set One Up Looking to start a nanny share? Follow these steps to find the right family and nanny as well as tips for a successful relationship.

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Join me in supporting the Access For Every Child: Regional, Rural & Remote Campaign Access to early learning services in Australia's regional, rural and remote areas can be challenging, affecting entire communities. Children miss out on educational, social, health, and wellbeing benefits, while parents struggle to secure employment due to the lack of local childcare options. This s...

From the IHC sector peak body; Their analysis of the Federal Budget delivered in May 2024

In home care remains at risk The Australian Home Childcare Association has expressed concern that the wage boost “may not be enough to save In Home Care (IHC).”

A useful analysis.

What’s in the federal budget for women? This is what you need to know The Albanese government has handed down its 2024-25 budget, labelling it as one that “works for women”.

INNTD24 Locations - Google My Maps Cities hosting an International Nanny Training Day in 2024

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INNTD24 Locations - Google My Maps Cities hosting an International Nanny Training Day in 2024

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Inspired today by the longevity of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones as they both release new music in 202 Inspired today by the longevity of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones as they both release new music in 2023

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International Nanny Training Day will see more than 1,000 nannies gather to celebrate Nannies from around the world will celebrate International Nanny Training Day on 1 April 2023, gathering in more than 25 cities across the globe, including a celebration in Melbourne hosted by Placement Solutions.

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International Nanny Training Day will see more than 1,000 nannies gather to celebrate Nannies from around the world will celebrate International Nanny Training Day on 1 April 2023, gathering in more than 25 cities across the globe, including a celebration in Melbourne hosted by Placement Solutions.

i could not have said it better. Thank you Michelle from NanniesOnCall a fellow APNA member from Vancouver, Canada,

Secrets Your Nanny Isn't Telling You Looking to land your next nanny dream job? We have the course for you. Click on the link to learn how: https://www.nanniesoncall.educationAre you always amaz...

What you don't know about Nannies | Placement Solutions There are many myths and misconceptions about Nannies. Here we list 5 important things most parents don't know.

Best Films About Child Care, Ranked Here are the all-time greatest movies about babysitters and nannies.

Important survey on parenting needs

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Calming the Christmas Chaos Barb Cook gives us a handful of tips that can make a significant impact on how well you survive one of the most chaotic weeks.

Some timely tips for Christmas

Tackling the Festive Season The festive season is finally upon us! Check out our 8 top family & Nanny tips for rockin’ this festive season.

We need to make Australia a better place to be a child, and raise one Australian families spend more as a share of their income on early childhood services than almost anyone else in the world, but we are ranked sixth-last in developed countries for how well we support our children.

Will you endorse the Early Years Covid Plan? We need a National Early Years COVID Plan to help better protect children aged under five, early educators and communities from the impacts of COVID.

All Childcare workers in Victoria are required to be vaccinated with at least the first jab by October the 18 th. All Victorian Authorised workers are required to be vaccinated by October the 15 th and all parents using childcare will be required to be vaccinated.

Childcare sector examines how to protect workers, families Some childcare centres are seeking legal advice on whether they can exclude children whose parents aren’t vaccinated.

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The importance of newborn care as a specialty, with Tonya Sakowicz We recently enjoyed a professional development workshop (online, of course!) with my long-time friend and colleague Tonya Sakowicz.

Acclaimed author Steve Biddulph speaks to Placement Solutions at our latest PD Connected on the inside and out, with Steve Biddulph ‘

Across the world, Nannies continue to do sterling work caring for children in vulnerable families, essential workers and busy parents working from home. Know that we see you. .

Prime Minister urged to recognise the ‘sterling work’ of nannies during pandemic BAPN - the Association for Professional Nannies, and nanny agency, Harmony at Home, have written a letter to the Prime Minister calling on him to publicly show his appreciation to the thousands of nannies that have continued to care for children during Covid-19.

The time for action on our broken childcare system is now.

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Ms Harding said the report illustrated how important it was to keep listening to the women in the workforce.

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She recommended employers consider making positive moves in policies, culture and leadership.

“We need to consider the impact of the pandemic on working families – such as home schooling, childcare needs and mental health – and as employers we need to be proactive in supporting working families,” she said.

Women consider leaving workforce as report reveals pandemic’s toll Higher workloads and household responsibilities during the pandemic are driving deep dissatisfaction among many women in the workforce, according to a new report released today.

Let's talk about what we have learned from pandemic living- the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful and how we can it apply it to our Nanny work.

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Penalties for underpayment of Sydney nanny The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured $37,500 in penalties in court after a domestic worker and nanny in Sydney was underpaid by $93,235 in one year. The...