Turning lemons into legacy is a daily occurrence for black caregivers, and now there is a network to connect and support us all. Simone is the founder of The Black Nanny Network and she joins the pod for a chat about black nanny magic, her passion project and leaning into the legacy that is caregiving.

Break the Cycle is the current read for the book club, find details for the first meeting on Instagram.

Amber sits down with Tiffanie (@nannyinglittles) to discuss all things safety from first aid/cpr to water safety and all the situations that may arise in between.

Amber sits down with Jen (@Jen53680) to discuss working with the same family over many years, as our position and function evolve with the needs of the family.

Experienced nannies know that sometime this industry will have you working with children in an active construction site! Hannah joins me as we commiserate working through construction and living to tell the tale!

Kira (@happyhippienanny) stopped by to chat about some of the culture shock we tend to experience nannies, as well as how we maintain mutual respect and allow our differences to upgrade our lives and those of the families we work to support.

Ella Peters, of Super Yacht Nanny, came through to educate the community on her specialty within the industry: Yacht Nanny Life. Listen as I ask all the questions to learn about her journey, her passion and her experiences in this niche. Ella is offering a 15% discount for her nanny coaching, as long as you mention anannyslife, so if you're ready to rock the yacht nanny life, don't hesitate to reach out to her and get started! Visit https://www.superyachtnanny.co to learn more!

I sat down with trailblazer, Eugenia Siero, to discuss her journey from student to sitter to agency owner. After moving to the states from Venezuela to learn English, she created her own path and built District Sitter from the ground up, in a nanny industry that all too often is led by the majority.

This week I had the pleasure of sitting down with friend and icon, Alyssa, to talk about the transition into part time nanny life and how we're both making it work. Plus, we talk Shakira's nanny drama and a new installment of Is It Just Me? Tune in!

Kicking off season two is a candid conversation about celebrating Hispanic and Latinx nannies, starting with telling their stories. My guest, Laura, emigrated from her home in Colombia to work as an au pair in the states. Now she's a high profile nanny with a ton of added wisdom. Tune in!

A quick listen as you end your shift and transition back into your own life.