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We asked three of our top Nannies a few questions about their Nanny experiences. We would like to share these three fun Q&As with you. Are you looking for a fantastic (side) job and do you have babysitting experience? Then register as a Nanny via our website. Or are you still looking for

Even though it's summer holidays, we still live in the Netherlands with some crazy rain showers every now and then. So if you don't want to dance outside in the rain, you can of course also do fun activities at home to keep yourself and the little ones busy. And like the sun

If the frozen treats and open-air swimming pools were already a success for you, then you certainly won't rule out our picnic tips! Relaxing in the sun with a blanket and tasty snacks is the perfect solution if you want to put in a little less effort with the same dose of fun. Therefore give

Toddler puberty During this period a toddler goes through a major change and discovers that he is his own person. He calls himself 'I' instead of his name. Toddlers can have tantrums, be stubborn and say no to everything. There are a number of tools that you can use

It's almost summer again! This not only means wonderful holidays or skating through the park, but also that it is ice cream weather again! Eating an ice cream in the sun while walking through the park is truly enjoyable. In any case, we are really looking forward to this

FINALLY we can put on our swimwear again and take a lovely dip! We have missed swimming again in our own country so much. For this reason, we have listed the nicest outdoor swimming pools in Amsterdam for you so that we can all enjoy it together.

Sometimes you don't know what to do to keep the children busy. A good solution; the playground! Children always have fun there and it's great to go out for a while. Below you can read more about nice playgrounds in Amsterdam and where they are located.

Healthy lava cake with oatmeal Ingredients (1 person): 40 g oatmeal 20 g almond flour 100 ml (vegetable) milk 1 egg 1 tsp baking powder Pinch of salt 20 g dark chocolate 1 oven-safe bowl 1 tsp 100% peanut butter Method of preparation: Preheat the oven at 200 degrees. Grind the oatmeal

Making a heart from paper Cut a heart shape from paper and draw vertical lines on it with a ruler and pencil. (with the help of an adult) carefully cut out the lines with the tip of the scissors. Then you weave a few thin strips of colored paper through this. Requirements: Scissors Several sheets

As a nanny or parent, you probably recognize it: you have gone out of your way to prepare a delicious lunch or dinner, but there is no way you can get your child to eat. Frustration is probably the first feeling that comes to mind, but in the end it solves very little.