Twin pregnancy: Double the fun
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by Emma Johnson
1M ago
5 minute read You are about to read a useful and supportive guide to having twins – from your first twin symptoms right up to birth and beyond. Grab (or waddle) a cuppa, put your swollen feet up and have some me time. Pregnancy is a time of excitement and anticipation and discovering that you’re expecting twins can bring a whole new level of wonder. Carrying twins is a unique experience that differs from a single child pregnancy in several ways, from the early signs to the care required as you progress.   Early signs you may be having twins For many the journey begins with the early indic ..read more
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How do I keep children settled during long car journeys?
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by Emma Johnson
1M ago
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Plenty of families up and down the country take long car journeys every week. Whether it’s to see family, for a staycation, to visit a new tourist attraction or just because! With long car journeys you can predict 3 things: traffic, boredom and restless children. Don’t worry, Happy Nest is here to help!   I spy with my little eye… Starting off with a classic! If you don’t want to say the long winded catchphrase you can take a leaf out of the Goodbye Christopher Robin film and get them to literally just say what they see – for a twist they can’t repeat w ..read more
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Nanny Advice and Tips for Meeting the Family
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by Emma
2M ago
Once Happy Nest gives your profile to the family they may want to see you for an interview. So, you have been invited to have a meeting with them but the thought is daunting and you’re not sure what to ask; we are here to help. Have a read of some tips and advice for your exciting trip out to see your potential future employer. Plan your route: take a copy of the address and phone numbers so you have all the information to hand. Also take a physical map as backup from your sat-nav as we have had instances where devices have failed on route and the nanny missed their interview. Charge your phon ..read more
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Twin pregnancy: Double the fun
Happy Nest
by Emma
2M ago
5 minute read You are about to read a useful and supportive guide to having twins – from your first twin symptoms right up to birth and beyond. Grab (or waddle) a cuppa, put your swollen feet up and have some me time. Pregnancy is a time of excitement and anticipation and discovering that you’re expecting twins can bring a whole new level of wonder. Carrying twins is a unique experience that differs from a single child pregnancy in several ways, from the early signs to the care required as you progress.   Early signs you may be having twins For many the journey begins with the early indic ..read more
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Children Internet Safety
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by Emma
3M ago
Internet safety for children is a crucial aspect of modern parenting and nannying; keeping children safe online is a vital concern in today’s digital world. It involves teaching children about responsible online behaviour, understanding the risks of sharing personal information and knowing what to do if they encounter problems. The NSPCC provides comprehensive guides and resources to help parents and children navigate the online world safely. They emphasise the importance of open communication, setting up parental controls and educating children about the potential dangers they may face online ..read more
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A day in the life of a new born
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by Emma
3M ago
Welcome to the wacky world of newborns! Where the days are long, the years are short and the most mundane activities can become the stuff of legend. Let’s dive into the humorous and heartwarming reality of a day in the life of a newborn… 5am: The great awakening The sun has yet to rise but our tiny hero is already up and ready for action! With a stretch and a yawn that could rival any lion’s roar, the day begins with a demand for milk that must be answered fast! 7am: The nappy chronicles After a satisfying meal, it’s time for the first of many costume changes. The newborn is a master of disgu ..read more
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Bringing Baby Home for the First Time: A Rollercoaster of Emotions
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by Des Patmore
4M ago
Bringing Baby Home for the First Time: A Rollercoaster of Emotions   Hello, everyone! I just thought I’d give you a very small glimpse into what it was like being a first-time parent to my precious little gift bundle. Bringing your child home from the hospital really is an emotional hurricane, to say the least! First off, let’s talk about fear. Oh dear! The fear! The moment we walked in that door, with our baby in hand, I think my heart skipped about a hundred beats. Then, all of a sudden, a small, tender human had been given into my care, and it really did hit me like a ton of bricks ..read more
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Introducing Nicola: Your Trusted Baby Sleep Coach
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by Des Patmore
4M ago
Dear Parents, At Happy Nest Nanny and Maternity Agency, we understand the joys and challenges of parenthood. That’s why we’re dedicated to providing you with the best childcare solutions tailored to your family’s needs. Today, we’re thrilled to introduce you to Nicola, a beloved member of our team and a seasoned expert in baby sleep coaching. Meet Nicola: With 23 years of experience as a Maternity Postnatal Worker and Baby Sleep Coach, Nicola brings a wealth of knowledge, compassion, and expertise to every family she serves. Her passion for helping parents navigate the journey of sleep traini ..read more
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Toddler tantrums: a supportive guide for mums and dads
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by Emma
4M ago
Short read Dealing with toddler tantrums can be one of the most challenging aspects of parenting. It’s important to understand that tantrums are a normal part of child development. Toddlers are trying to express themselves and often don’t have the words to convey their feelings, leading to frustration and outbursts.   Tantrums often occur because toddlers feel misunderstood or are unable to communicate their needs. Sometimes it can be because of jealousy. However common triggers include hunger, tiredness, overstimulation and the need for attention. Identifying these triggers can help pare ..read more
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Nanny Myths and Misconceptions
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by Emma
4M ago
Hiring a nanny can be beneficial in so many ways however not everyone initially sees it in a positive light. “Uniforms are required” Not every nanny wears uniforms, only a select few such as Norland College nannies. Wearing your own clothes gives you the best opportunity to play in slime, bake with messy flour and dodge zombie brains! “Nannies are only for rich and famous” Hiring a nanny isn’t just for the rich and famous, at all. Here at Happy Nest we’ve helped families up and down the country from all walks of life. There’s no judgement in asking for help. “Nannies are female only ..read more
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