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- Letter from Editor
- Nanny Toolbox: holiday memories
- How to Find the Right Nanny
- Holiday Shopping for Nanny
- Welcome Our New Expert: Britt Michaelian
- Join the Buzz! Best Holiday Gifts…
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Be Sure to Remember Yours this Holiday Season.
Show your Super Nanny how much you appreciate her with a gift from the Nanny Gift Shop.
- T-shirts
- Totes
- Coffee mugs
- And more…
Humorous. Thoughtful. Perfect for today’s nanny. SHOP NOW! |
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As a young mother, Britt Michaelian often found herself giving advice to her friends about safety, discipline, parenting issues and family resources among other things, especially while she was working in the pediatric unit of California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco. It was after her second daughter was born that a business idea began to turn into reality. Britt wanted to help educate parents and caregivers, as well as children, and she figured out a way to do it!
With a background in art, a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and Art Therapy and as a mother of three, Britt amassed a great deal of knowledge about relationships, safety, health and responsibility. Over a two year period, she researched safety methods and practices and used her creative skills to write, direct and produce Care for Kids: The Essential Guide to Preparing Caregivers. This is a program designed to prepare caregivers in the event of a medical emergency while adding tips any mother would want a caregiver to know. With the help of emergency room physician Dr. Wayne Warrington, Britt developed a program that all parents will want anyone caring for their child to study.
It is through this program, that Britt is actively speaking about child safety and caregiver preparation at schools, community centers and on radio programs such as Mom Talk Radio about safety and caregiver preparation. On October 1, 2007 Britt launched the Responsible Family Company, a media company with a website designed to educate families regarding responsibility. This media will allow caregivers to explore everything from tips provided by parents to resources for special needs children to environmental education and beyond. This is a valuable resource and community that fills a need for family members who are looking to make responsible decisions. For more information, visit http://responsiblefamily.com.
Britt is seen as an expert in the fields of parenting, safety, parent/child bonding and caregiver preparation. She is poised to be a leader in the area of parenting education and looks forward to developing future products while spending as much quality time as possible with her three daughters, husband, dog, cat and fish. |
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Q: Where can I find a website that is specifically FOR nannies, and not one that will help find a job. I want somewhere that I can ask questions and find other nannies dealing with the same problems. Is there such a place?
A: There are several yahoogroups that are only for nannies. Just do a yahoogroups.com search. Worldwidenannies is one that has been going strong for 10 years. This would be a great place to get your questions answered.
There are also several professional organizations and local support groups you might want to get involved with.
You can find a list of those at www.nannyassociation.com. |
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