Nanny Nat in Katherine South | Babysitter

Nanny Nat

Locality: Katherine South

Phone: +61 418 136 719

Address: Bogart Drive 3444 Katherine South, NT, Australia

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25.01.2022 New Year brings New Prices. I have not changed my rate for over 4 years, so now is the time for change. Please contact me to make a booking. Previous bookings will be honoured with quoted prices.

24.01.2022 This was me, 100% as a child

19.01.2022 So everyones been told dont run or play around when something is in your mouth like your toothbrush. Dont dick around and all that shit so you dont get hurt. We...ll Wednesday night my 5yr old daughter fell with her toothbrush in her mouth and it went through the back of her mouth cutting a fairly large hole. She ended up going in for emergency surgery to close the wound and repair the damage. She may have permanent speech problems as a result of the injury and may need more surgerys in the future to help improve it. So always enforce not running or jumping around for your kiddlets when brushing or anything like that. Feel free to share so other people can be a little more aware of what could happen. See more

18.01.2022 Please get vaccinated. Please.

18.01.2022 This is why I am vaccinated

18.01.2022 I’m available for casual babysitting. $27/hr. Min 4hr booking. ... Promise I won’t turn your kids into glitter-covered unicorns Message me here for bookings

17.01.2022 PRODUCT RECALL https://au.joiebaby.com/safety/

14.01.2022 Using the correct names for anatomy is so important.

13.01.2022 #bossofmybody #rightsandresponsibilities #autonomy #consent

13.01.2022 Please double and triple check your car seat/S, making sure they are the right seat for your child and car, and that they are correctly fitted either forward or rear facing for the age/height of your child.

11.01.2022 We still have work to do! Only a third of pregnant Mums in QLD are having the whooping cough vaccine, leaving two thirds of babies unprotected against this awf...ul disease. With a big rise in whooping cough cases across the state, little lives are being placed at risk. If you live in Queensland, please ask your doctor, midwife or obstetrician about whooping cough vaccination. We don't want you to experience what we have!

05.01.2022 Come and see our qualified car seat specialists at 63 Harrison St Ashburton for your car seat needs from birth to boosters!

05.01.2022 Do you have a child aged between seven and 11 years who is no longer in a booster seat? Our latest RCH National Child Health Poll found over 95% of parents are ...unaware children need to be at least 145 cm tall to sit safely in an adult seat belt without a booster seat. For most kids that's 11 years of age. For more information visit: http://bit.ly/2wcMks9 and to download our height measure activity please visit: http://bit.ly/2JHzFWa

03.01.2022 This is Bekah. She’s our nanny. And she is absolutely incredible. Because of her, Matt and I learn new ways to teach, parent and shape our kids. ... Because of her, I can travel all over the country using my God-given gifts to serve others through my work. Because of her, my kids are safe, loved and cared for when I’m not home. I could go on and on. But talking about a nanny isn’t something many people do - at least not comfortably. There’s this unspoken pressure that if you do, you seem bougie, rich, elite. You fear you come across as a bad mom that doesn’t care about her kids. You fear what other people will think and what they will say about you. I’ve seen it in others and felt it myself. And the pressure to hide or at least downplay having a nanny is strong. I’ve even been asked to refer to Bekah as our babysitter one time for an interview so that I didn’t come across too elite.* But hiding a human being that helps you isn’t humility. It’s just hiding. This person is a gift God gave you, a person in your corner, a valuable part of your team. That’s nothing to hide, apologize for or be ashamed of. When you remember that, you can walk in freedom...freedom from fear and freedom from judgement. If you have a nanny, I invite you to talk about her or him like you would any other person that loves and pours into your child. Resist the pressure to hide her or diminish her role. Honor her. Celebrate her and appreciate her. Brag on her. Make her feel seen, valuable and important. Treat her like family. The really beautiful thing is that as you do this over time, you’ll look up one day and realize that she actually is. Bekah, thank you for being a valuable, loved and extremely important part of our family. We wouldn’t be who we are without you and this week especially, we honor you! To all the nannies out there, thank you for the very important role that you play in childrens’ and their parents lives. Happy #nationalnannyweek! #nationalnannyrecognitionweek : @cameronjonesphotography *(In case you’re wondering, I kindly said, No, I will not. She’s not a babysitter. She’s a professional nanny and I’m not going to diminish the dignity of her role to make a few judgmental people more comfortable. )