Journal
What we learn working with families and nannies, without platitudes.
How much sleep does your child need at each ageThe sleep hours recommended by pediatricians for each age group, safe sleep guidelines for babies, and why a bedtime routine makes all the difference.Read the article
Midwife, childcare worker or early educator? What to choose based on your child's ageIn the first weeks, first years and kindergarten age, the child and family need different support. A simple guide.Read the article
Separation anxiety: what it is and how to help your childWhy your baby cries when you leave, when it passes, and what really helps, especially on days when a new nanny starts.Read the article
How a good nanny contributes to a child's overall developmentIn the early years, the brain develops at a pace it will never experience again. According to science, here's what a child needs from the people who care for them.Read the article
First days with a nanny at home: practical tips for a smooth startA home tour, a page with the child's habits and time for them to get to know each other. What really helps during the first week.Read the article
The value of an educator: what an early childhood pedagogue brings homeWhat an early childhood pedagogue studies, how it differs from other qualifications, and what research says about the importance of training for anyone caring for a young child.Read the article
Children and screens: what experts recommend for each ageHow much screen time is okay for a baby, a toddler or a preschool-aged child, and what makes a good nanny instead of the television.Read the article
Home safety and first aid: what every nanny and every parent should knowWater, medicines, small objects, windows and furniture: the risks that matter most for a young child, and the phone numbers that should always be close at hand.Read the article
