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It is time to revisit our second episode of our second season, on having difficult conversations with parents. This episode runs a little bit long compared to our other episodes, but that is because we give you actual concrete tips and strategies.

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You thought you were burned out before … but now it’s woooooooorse. So, yeah, we are rebroadcasting this episode. Happy Valentines Day.

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They’ve named the generation of children that will be born as a result of the pandemic: Coronials. The experts who plan for such things are anticipating a baby boom. Let’s revisit the talk about babies.

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New year, new social media habits!

Usually at this time, we air a legacy NannyCast episode, but today we are bringing you an interview done by Bob Salter of WFAN of a nanny who is known as the Windy City Nanny, and is also the author of Nanny and Me (a children’s book).

Happy Holidays! Though this GuestCast is aimed at house cleaners, a lot of nannies do gig work as babysitters and the advice about whether or not we should have a holiday package is just as relevant to us as to a house cleaner. Enjoy, and we’ll see you in the new year.

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This fortnight’s episode is on Seasonal Affective Disorder which affects nannies and charges alike.

I don’t know about you, but this pandemic has been long, hard, and straining on the mental health of the NannyCast team. We have chosen to take Thanksgiving (yes, we’re American) to try to improve our mental health using gratitude. Here’s a GuestCast that taught us and can teach you.