Day Care Or Nanny — Which Is Better For Your Family?
“Unlike daycare, a nanny can arrive earlier if you need and stay later if you are in a jam. The nanny’s sole responsibility is your child(ren), he/she will be a consistent figure in your child(ren)’s life, offering them guidance and love when you are at work.”
Read on >>Home Solutions for Balancing Work and Parenting
“If you thought never in a million years you’d be sharing your office space with your children, think again. The spread of COVID-19 is forcing parents to work from home while helping their oldest manage remote school and coordinating who has diaper duty for the youngest.”
Read on >>Ladyboss Series: NYC Babysitting Company Founder Lindsay Bell
“The ultimate warrior is both a mom and entrepreneur. I love that I built something that allows me to make my own hours/schedule, challenges me every day and I’m able to be with my son most of the time.”
Read on >>Lucky Lil’ Darlings: Ga Ga or Gag?
“Just give LLD\'s sitters some space and they\'ll set up a "pop-up child center" that will entertain kids for hours on end. Expecting babies at the party? They\'ll bring infant toys and seats...”
Read on >>Interview with Bell Family Company’s Founder & Owner Lindsay Bell
Q: Why use an agency? <br /> Getting childcare help is an essential part of parenthood, but not all mothers are getting the help that they need. We asked a group of moms as part of a survey that do not currently use an agency, “Why is it so hard to ask for help?” The most common answers were:
Read on >>Helpful & Hopeful: An Interview with Bell Family Company
Bell Family Company & Dana’s Kids Present: <br /> Effective Strategies for Ensuring Both You and Your Child Have Downtime During Quarantine.
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