Nanny to Mommy

Stay-at-home home parents are not as common as they once were. As a result, daily supervision of children is usually performed by someone outside of the family. Most often, this takes place in a daycare center. But you can’t just hire any daycare service. Each child has needs that should be met even though more activity involving other children is occurring just someone watching only your child. Fortunately, reputable daycare services offer programs that assist children in their cognitive, physical, and emotional growth. For parents in the Chicago area, daycare is an important part of family life. What can you expect when sending your child to a Chicago daycare center? We’ll take a closer look at what daycares provide in this article.

Keeping kids busy and entertained can be tough, especially during the summer when they’re out of school. It only gets more complicated when we're living through a time where community centers are closed, summer camps get cancelled, and sports teams might not be running.

There are plenty of fun ways to keep kids entertained throughout the summer right at home. Consider things like new books, puzzles, activity sets, or arts and crafts!

Learning how to manage money is so important, but it’s not something that we learn in school. This is why parents need to teach their children to be financially responsible. But how? I know that it is a scary thing to do, but follow these tips and you are ready to get started!

Being a busy mom means you don’t have much time for an in-depth skincare routine and multiple hair masks. That doesn’t mean you can’t look great, though—even after only five hours of sleep and a week of non-stop child care.

While the way you look might not be your priority, it’s still important to feel good in your skin, so read on to learn how to feel attractive as a busy mom.

WOW! Can you believe school it is already about time for the kids to start back to school?! This summer has flown by, but I am actually kind of excited to get back to our normal routines. Each year I put together a list of essentials that I am buying my kids and I love to share it with my readers because I have found that many of you find it useful too. My daughter will b starting fifth grade and my son will be in second. Let me know in the comments below anything I missed!