Juggle Street Blog

Helpful tips and advice

Explore our collection of articles packed with helpful tips and advice for parents and helpers alike!

How to Make a Good First Impression During a Nanny Interview

Making a strong, positive first impression during an interview is essential to getting the job and building a successful relationship with the family. Here's how to shine during the interview process and present yourself as the perfect nanny candidate.
Babysitting

What do parents look for in babysitters?

When parents think of finding a babysitter, they envisage someone with the right qualities for taking care of their child. That is why picking the right sitter is not an easy choice. If you are a great babysitter, any parent will feel comfortable leaving their most treasured possession with you.
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What is the difference between a babysitter and a nanny?

The terms ‘babysitter’ and ‘nanny’ are often used interchangeably. However, they encompass very different roles. If you’re in need of at-home childcare assistance and are wondering whether to find a babysitter or a nanny, we’ve put together a quick guide below to help you find the perfect solution.
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Babysitting

How to be the Best Babysitter or Nanny

If you’re new to babysitting or have been doing it for years, it’s always helpful to remember what parents are looking for. That’s why we’ve shortlisted the top tips on what you can do to have the best babysitting experience with Juggle Street.
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First Aid Courses

What Safety Qualifications Should Babysitters and Nannies Get? We highly recommend all babysitters and nannies obtain a current first aid certificate. We’ve shortlisted a few options below to help get you started.
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How To Be A Super Sitter

Being a good babysitter has its own special skill set but having initiative and being pro-active will set you apart. It’s about pre-empting children’s needs, thinking on your feet, doing a little extra that could help out, even if you haven’t been asked to – especially if you haven’t been asked to.