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Tuesday, April 19, 2016

What Triggers Allergies?

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Season change is generally a warning sign to seasonal allergy sufferers that the days of puffy eyes, runny noses, and uncontrollable snee...
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Monday, March 14, 2016

Monitor Kids Behavior by Choosing the Right Foods

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At PNN's last Nanny Get Together, we were fortunate to have Aura Carlson, Child Development Consultant and Integrative Health Coach, ...
Monday, February 8, 2016

Protect Yourself Against Carbon Monoxide

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Carbon monoxide is a year-round concern, but during the winter months when windows and doors are shut tight, awareness is heightened. We hea...
Thursday, January 21, 2016

Volunteer With PNN!

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According to the US Census Bureau, Philadelphia has the highest poverty rate among the nation’s ten largest cities. That means 1 in...
Thursday, January 14, 2016

New Year's Resolutions Can Be for Kids Too!

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Every January, adults around the world set goals for the new year. The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that children can also take p...
Thursday, December 24, 2015

Play Safe with Holiday Gifts!

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With the holidays, children are gifted with new toys and trinkets from well-meaning loved ones. While everyone enjoys a child’s face when th...
Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Talking To Kids About Tragedy

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In light of the recent Paris attacks and continued fight against terrorism, parents and caregivers around the world are a little more vigil...
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Philadelphia Nanny Network has been in existence since 1985, a time when there were few agencies in the business. PNN began at a time when many women in the workforce wanted to keep their careers moving forward while also raising a family. The key was to find a qualified adult who could be home with the children during the work day. Moving to fill this void, Wendy Sachs founded the agency and set about educating the public about the nanny profession while helping parents through the process of finding high caliber in-home child care. Growing the business from a local level, Sachs pioneered the idea of the national recruiting effort, while developing the screening process that is now used in agencies across the country.
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