The days of “pre-boarding for parents with small children” are over! Your first trip with baby? Here’s what to bring, and what to leave curbside. Now you can focus on giving dirty looks back to child-less passengers, not digging in your disorganized bag.
Our list of tried and tested questions when interviewing a potential nanny.
Plotting to stuff a nanny-cam in a teddy bear? No need. Use these “hand-that-rocks-the cradle” prevention questions so you can stop fretting, and start enjoying a new (and hey, helpful!) member of the family.
You have it on your list “to do”. Here is a handy template you can use to create the all important phone list.
You’ve got enough on your mind as you are making your way out of the hospital intrepidly carrying a newborn out the door. New gear, new fears…..new baby! Most first-time parents are a deer-in-headlights slowly walking to the hospital elevator realizing “they are just letting us walk out of here with a baby! But we don’t know what we are doing!”