NANNYPALOOZA BOSTON 2010
Last updated: Sept. 5, 2010
NANNYPALOOZA BOSTON: SUNDAY SEPT 19, 10AM-5PM (We had originally planned for Sept 18, but that is Yom Kippur.)
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Cost: only a nominal $25 for the whole day, everything included!
What’s Included?: 3 tracks (10 sessions) of high-quality programming, opportunities for meeting other nannies and networking for playdates, lunch, snacks, generously-filled goodie bags, and lots of nanny-appropriate door prizes!
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LOCATION and DIRECTIONS: The TANG Building at MIT, 70 Memorial Drive (official mailing address), Cambridge. It is just a few steps from the Kendall Square T stop on the Red Line.
If using GPS to navigate to the entrance, it is best to use 1 Amherst Street, Cambridge, MA 02142. The entrance to the Tang Center/E51 is across the street from 1 Amherst Street.
The entrance is at the corner of Wadsworth St. and Amherst St., and an entrance slightly closer to our conference rooms is by the ramped raised parking lot on Amherst St.
Directions via car, foot, and subway are here: http://ctl.mit.edu/directions-to-tang
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PARKING:
On the weekends, you can park in MIT non-gated lots for free, and at on-street parking meters for free. I have flagged the non-gated parking lots that are close to Building E51 (The TANG building) on this map: http://whereis.mit.edu/?go=P5&go=P4&go=P7&zoom=16&lat=42.36054174140606&lng=-71.08450412750244&open=-1&maptype=mit. The map is interactive and clicking on an area will give you information about said area. =================================================================
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*****REGISTRATION IS OPEN!**** Go to
http://nannypalooza.eventbrite.com if you have any trouble with the link!
WE CAN ONLY GUARANTEE LUNCH AND MATERIALS TO THOSE WHO REGISTER BY SEPT. 17!
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY, SO WE CAN PREPARE!
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****THE SCHEDULE IS UP! (SEE BELOW!)****
Space is limited, so please register now! Also, please spread the word to all nannies you know!
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VOLUNTEER AT NANNYPALOOZA!
Nannypalooza needs you to help make a great conference even better! Volunteers are needed for set up, break down, at the registration table, public speaking (announcing a speaker), and for other errands etc. Please help us by signing up to complete one or more shifts at http://www2.mysignup.com/nannypalooza2010
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*******CONFERENCE SCHEDULE (subject to change)*******
10am-10:45: Main Registration (runs throughout the conference), and Networking Session (Blue Room)
The Blue Room is open for Networking (with agencies, nanny groups, and health insurance broker) from 10am-12:45pm, with breaks for welcome session and possibly for an extra workshop in that room.)
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10:45-11: Welcome Session (All)
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11:15-Noon: Session 1
………………Red Room: Katherine Robinson of Beacon Hill Nannies : How to Nail Down a Great Nanny-Family Contract
……………..White Room: Priscilla Garnache Flannery of American Baby Care: Becoming an Infant Specialist
………………Blue Room: Nanny Support Groups, Agencies, and Health Insurance, informal NETWORKING with nannies
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Noon-12:45: More NETWORKING, and LUNCH (provided) (Business CO-SPONSORSHIP for lunch is available! We have an anonymous sponsor for half of our lunch costs!)(Please contact janstclair at aol dot com.)
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1-1:45: Session 2
…………….Red Room: MIchelle Nicholasen, author of “I Break For Meltdowns: How to Handle the Most Exasperating Behavior of Your Two-to-Five-year-old” will speak on: “Cloudy with a Chance of “NO!”"
…………….White Room: Dr. William Sharp, psychotherapist, will present on ”Working with the Parents: How to Tell Somebody Something They’d Rather Not Hear”
…………….Blue Room: Amy Bamforth, MS., LCSW, will present: Connections Count: An Introduction to CSEFEL (the Social-Emotional Foundations of Early Learning) as recommended by the Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning (CSEFEL)
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2-2:45: Session 3
…………… Red Room: Michelle Nicholasen, continued
…………….White Room: Amy Bamforth, continued
…………….Blue Room: Pamela Katz Ressler, RN, BSN, HN-BC of Stress Resources: Stress Management for Nannies
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2:45-3:30: Break for snack, networking, and some door prizes
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3:30-4:15: Session 4
…………….Red Room: Marsha Epstein of AmericanNannyCompany will speak on Strategies for Successful Nanny – Parent Communication
……………White Room: Lauri Weinstein, OTR/L, GCFP, (http://www.easydoesitmovements.com/) will present on: Unwinding Wound Up Kids and Wakeful Babies Using Neurologically-based Practical Methods.
……………Blue Room: Jennifer Garnache of Boston’s Best Babysitters will present on: Prepping for What’s Behind Door #3: A Professional Childcare Provider’s Guide to Working with Jet-setting, High Profile Hotel Clients, Prominent Local Families, and Even the Average Family . (Creating an online profile or portfolio, interviewing, taxes, and tips for success!)
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4:30-5: Closing Session, Door Prizes (All)
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5-5:45 Clean up!
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6pm Optional dinner out, a short walk away, at cambridge brewing company. (Pay as you go)
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**********SESSION INFORMATION**********
In order of appearance in the schedule:
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-How to Nail Down a Great Nanny-Family Contract:
Nannies need to be their own advocates, and make sure that their needs are covered in a written work agreement. This session covers the basic items that should be included, as well as how and when to present them to your employers. Also covered: meshing your unique needs with those of your employers, so there is a balance between what each gives and receives in compensation.
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-Ins and Outs of Becoming an Infant Specialist
This session covers where to receive infant specialty training, expected time and costs involved, and the plusses and minuses of working as an infant specialist.
What is a Baby Nurse (or Infant Specialist)?
Formerly known as Baby Nurses, Infant Specialists, or Newborn Specialists, are not medically trained nurses at all. They are individuals, often times nannies, with an exceptional knowledge of infant care. Due to controversy in the nursing field and ensuing legal repercussions, there has been a global movement to “rename” individuals in the infant care field, identifying such people as specialists. Common duties for an Infant Specialist include; feeding, burping, bathing, scheduling, swaddling, diapering, breast-feeding support, cord and circumcision cleaning, implementing and teaching sleep soothing techniques, and educating, encouraging and empowering postpartum moms (and dads).
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Cloudy with a Chance of NO!:
Little kids are full of love and affection, that’s what we love about them. But when they dig in their heels they really challenge our ability to stay calm and think creatively. Caregivers wonder what to do, when to draw the line, or if they should just ignore a behavior. We discuss strategies to stay in control without being “controlling” as you keep your day moving along.
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“Working with the Parents: How to Tell Somebody Something They’d Rather Not Hear”
Bummed by bad behaviors? Tired of tantrums? What if we are talking about the parents?! Sometimes dealing with the children in your care is the easy part. Working with “adults” who are prone to their impulsive behaviors and irrational tantrums while running your business is hard. This session will focus on working with parents of the kids in your care. Bring questions, scenarios, and issues with the “adults” and we will look at the best way to tell someone something they might not want to hear.
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Connections Count: An Introduction to CSEFEL (the Social-Emotional Foundations of Early Learning):
This 90 minute session will present the crucial role that Social-Emotional Development plays as the foundation for all learning for children. Specific strategies that enhance social connections and foster resilience that can be used in all settings with children will be shared.
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STRESS MANAGEMENT FOR NANNIES:
(Please take a breath and relax as we wait for the session description…but doesn’t the title say it all?)
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Strategies for Successful Nanny – Parent Communication:
Working in the home of one’s employer sets the stage for a most unique professional relationship, dynamic and in some cases, disaster. This workshop will focus on developing key communication skills that will help you successfully navigate every stage of the relationship and maintain your professionalism, authenticity, clarity and success.
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Unwinding Wound Up Kids and Wakeful Babies Using Neurologically-based Practical Methods:
Learn how to recognize what sensory experiences wind children up, and learn how to plan easy games that calm them back down. In this session participants will learn how to modify the environment for relaxation and sleep, and explore “sensory diet games” used to improve focus and attention. (A sensory diet is activities that give needed input to the senses.)
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Prepping for What’s Behind Door #3: A Professional Childcare Provider’s Guide to Working with Jet-setting, High Profile Hotel Clients as well as Average Local Long-term Families.
This session will address such topics as:
- Creating a Childcare Provider Profile or Portfolio (temp & long-term)
- Learning how to market your strengths to potential employers.
- Exploring appropriate vs. inappropriate profile material.
- Getting creative but keeping it professional.
- Streamlining your marketability via the web.
- Resume Do’s and Don’ts
- Making the final cut.
- Earning what you are worth!
- Interview Strategies: Agencies & Families (temp & long-term)
- Discovering that everyday is a job interview.
- Discussing the 4 P’s: Personality, Presentation, Professionalism and Punctuality.
- Learning that there is a Family for every Nanny and a Nanny for every Family.
- Strategic Alliances: Agencies/Hotels/Families
- Hotels: you wouldn’t believe what they expect…
- Families: they want me to do what?
- Understanding the need for flexibility, tolerance and a sense of adventure!
- Sidebar
- Nanny Taxes: Advice for Staying Legal (temp & long-term)
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**********SPEAKER INFORMATION**********
We love our speakers! These individuals are donating their time to help us nannies learn to better care for ourselves and our charges. Please support our speakers and their businesses!
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In order of their appearance in the schedule:
-Katherine Robinson of Beacon Hill Nannies :How to Nail Down a Great Nanny-Family Contract
Prior to founding BHN in 1988, Katherine was a V.P. at the investment firm of Kidder, Peabody & Co. in Boston, MA. Katherine holds a BA in Economics from the College of the Holy Cross. She has been fortunate to have employed three outstanding Beacon Hill Nannies herself. BHN has maintained a consistent Better Business Bureau rating of A+. BHN is a national service with 23 years experience of providing the highest quality of counseling & placement for nanny/governesses and families. BHN sets the gold standard in placing educated, role models with the most extensive screening & guidance. -It is unique in screening families as well.
-Priscilla Garnache Flannery of AmericanBabyCare.com : The Ins and Outs of Becoming an Infant Care Specialist (”Baby Nurse”).
With a background in social work and as the former director of Health and Safety Services for the American Red Cross, Priscilla founded Boston’s Best BabySitters, a prestigious temporary childcare agency, in1996. Most recently, Priscilla launched an Infant Specialist program, American Baby Care (ABC), which is designed to assist parents with newborns. She is a member of the International Association of Infant Massage Inc., where she has been certified as an infant massage instructor and licensed as a Parent Educator. This specialized skill, along with Infant & Child CPR and First Aid training, are just two components of American Baby Care.
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-MIchelle Nicholasen, author of “I Break For Meltdowns: How to Handle the Most Exasperating Behavior of Your Two-to-Five-year-old” will speak on Taming Tantrums, Getting Past “NO!”, and other practical ways to manage behavior.
Michelle Nicholasen is an award-winning filmmaker for public television and now a full time mom of five children, including triplets.
-(MAY CO-PRESENT WITH MICHELLE: Barbara O’Neal, co-author of the above book, mother and grandmother, has been the Educational Director of Arlington Children’s Center, of Arlington MA, for 30 years.)
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-Dr. William Sharp: “Working With Parents: How To Tell Somebody Something They’d Rather Not Hear”. “Telling people what they don’t want to hear uses the same principles whether trying to stop kids misbehaving to telling bosses things that they are not comfortable talking about.”
Dr. William Sharp is a certified psychoanalyst with a private practice in Brookline who specializes in family and couples therapy. In addition, he is the Director of the school based counseling program at the Boston Institute for Psychotherapy which serves 15 schools in the Boston area offering individual therapy and whole classroom group therapy. He consults to Parents Forum, the Department of Children and Families, and the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis. He is adjunct professor at Wheelock College and teaches a parenting through divorce class for the state of Massachusetts.
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-Amy Bamforth, MS., LCSW: Connections Count: An Introduction to CSEFEL (the Social-Emotional Foundations of Early Learning) as recommended by the Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning (CSEFEL)
Amy has worked in early childhood programs since 1979, with a focus on young children with special learning needs, families faced with multiple “risk” factors and resilience. She earned a BA in Child Development (Tufts), an MS(Ed.) in Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Needs (Wheelock) and an MSW with a clinical focus (Boston University), and currently holds a LICSW license. She has been designing and offering trainings for families and professional providers for over 20 years. She works as the Mental Health Consultant at Somerville Family and Community Connections.
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-Pamela Katz Ressler, RN, BSN, HN-BC of Stress Resources: Stress Management for Nannies
Patricia is founder and president of Stress Resources in Concord, MA; a firm specializing in stress management program development and implementation for healthcare providers, community organizers, businesses, and individuals. Ms. Ressler is a nationally certified holistic nurse, honors graduate of the University of Michigan, and has received clinical training in mind/body medicine and pain management through Harvard University School of Medicine, University of Massachusetts Center for mindfulness, and Tufts University School of Medicine. She is an adjunct faculty member at the University of Massachusetts Boston’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences, and has authored several articles.
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-Marsha Epstein of AmericanNannyCompany :Strategies for Successful Nanny – Parent Communication
Marsha Epstein is the founder and president of American Nanny Company. Ms. Epstein has a Masters in Sociology and was a tenured professor prior to her founding of ANC in 1984. Ms. Epstein has developed a passion for making matches and resolving the numerous issues inherent in nanny-family relationships and has become a nationally recognized expert in this area. She has been quoted in numerous publications, including the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times and has appeared on Oprah. As a preferred vendor for Harvard University, Ms. Epstein has given workshops on “Navigating the Nanny Relationship” to parents at Harvard, Children’s Hospital, Mass General Hospital, Brigham’s and Women’s Hospital, Mass Eye and Ear, and the Beth Israel Deaconess.
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-Lauri Weinstein, OTR/L, GCFP, of “Easy Does It” Therapy/Movement Studio in Arlington, MA (http://www.easydoesitmovements.com/): practical ways to “Unwind Wound-Up Kids and Wakeful Babies”, based on neurological principles.
Lauri earned her degree in occupational therapy from Tufts University in 1987 and now has more than 20 years of therapy experience in a variety of community health settings such as hospitals, home care agencies, and public and private schools. Striving to improve
the quality of life for her clients, Lauri has focused her studies on the most innovative and effective therapies. Always pursuing a professional path that reinforces the idea that wellness is closely connected to the organization and function of the skeleton, Lauri became certified in the Feldenkrais Method in 2001 and trained in Listening Fitness in 2009. Lauri combines these complementary modalities with her occupational therapy skills and provides her clients with a holistic approach to injury prevention, recovery and self improvement.
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- Jennifer Garnache of Boston’s Best Babysitters will present on:” Prepping for What’s Behind Door #3: A Professional Childcare Provider’s Guide to Working with Jet-setting, High Profile Hotel Clients, Prominent Local Families, and Even the Average Family.” (Creating an online profile or portfolio, interviewing, taxes, and tips for success!)
Jennifer Garnache is the owner and director of Boston’s Best BabySitters, a Boston-based agency specializing in temporary childcare placements for high profile, jet-setting hotel clients. Jennifer has lived and worked on four continents and has degrees in both Cultural Anthropology and Geography, so arranging suitable family-provider matches has become one of her specialties.
She also has a background in web design and works closely with each new provider to create and publish professional childcare provider profiles for the company website. In addition to the BBB website, Jennifer has designed and maintained sites for American Baby Care and Nanny Yvonne.
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ALSO ON THE SCHEDULE:
NETWORKING SESSION:
NANNY GROUPS:
1) Judy Shapiro Flynn, of Original Nanny Service in Worcester, and Bridget Glasheen, a career nanny, are forming a nanny support group with nanny events for Western MA. They will be at the conference to network with nannies from the Western part of the state who would like ways to connect with other nannies!
2) Maryann Kamitian of North of Boston Nanny Group will be here to network with nannies from southern NH and northern MA!
HEALTH INSURANCE:
Vivian Ortiz of Network Health will be here to help nannies looking for appropriate and affordable health insurance.
AGENCIES REPRESENTED IN THE NETWORKING SESSION:
Marsha Epstein of AmericanNannyCompany, Katherine Robinson of Beacon Hill Nannies, Jennifer Garnache of Boston’s Best Babysitters, Priscilla Garnache Flannery of American Baby Care
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SPONSORS AND DONORS: We love our SPONSORS! They make it possible for us to hold this high-quality all-day conference with 2-3 tracks of quality speaker presentations, free lunch and snacks, at only a $25 cost to nannies! We love our DONORS! They have given goodie bag items and door prizes to honor nannies who come to learn and connect with other nannies at our conference!
We can thank these businesses by tapping into the valuable “nanny word of mouth network”, recommending them to our nanny friends and to our employers. We urge nannies and nanny supporters to support the following businesses, who support nannies:
* 4NANNYTAXES.COM is sponsoring our reusable cloth goodie bags!
Nanny Tax Services | Nanny Payroll since 1993. Simple family-friendly payroll and employment tax compliance for employers of nannies and housekeepers.
* A PRIVATE DONOR, who reminds us all to do a monthly breast self-exam, is sponsoring half of lunch. We are still seeking a sponsor for the rest of the cost of lunch.
* AMERICAN NANNY COMPANY is sponsoring afternoon snack!
The American Nanny Company is one of the oldest and most established of the Boston nanny agencies serving greater Boston and National families and nannies.
* ENANNYSOURCE.COM is sponsoring morning snack!
eNannySource.com, online nanny agency and nanny background checks, is dedicated to furthering the nanny profession and fostering an understanding of the nanny/child relationship and the nanny/parent relationship.
* BOSTON NANNY CENTRE has given a sizable cash donation for a full page ad in our program!
* LINX, the enrichment club for kids in Wellesley, has given a sizable cash donation for a full-page ad in our program!
* BOSTONNANNYFINDER has given a sizable cash donation for a full-page ad in our program!
* PARENTS IN A PINCH is donating door prize items, goodie bag items, and taking out an ad in the program!
* BOSTON’S BEST BABYSITTERS is donating goodie bag items, door prizes, and taking out a program ad!
* IN SEARCH OF NANNY is donating a door prize, and goodie bag items!
* OOEYGOOEY.COM had donated goodie bag items!
* PERSONALLY PAIRED has made a donation for a program ad!
* Brawley and Associates is donating a copy of the “A to Z Nanny Contract” as a door prize!
* “The Creative Nanny” of Regarding Nannies blog has donated a door prize of a set of Usbourne books!
*4NANNY.COM has donated door prizes of nanny-themed tshirts and sweatshirts!
*WONDERSHIRTS.COM is taking out an ad in our program and donating door prizes: tshirts and totes by children’s book illustrators that encourage kids to read!
*ARTBEAT Creativity Store and Studio in Arlington, MA is taking out a program ad, and donating a door prize and goodie bag items!
*GYMBOREE NEWTON, MA is donating a door prize of a free month of classes!
*The PHANTOM GOURMET is donating a door prize of 2 tickets to the Food Festival!
* Author Elizabeth Pantley is donate a set of “No-Cry Solution” books for door prizes!
* SUSIE’S CRAFT GALLERY FOR CHILDREN, Huron Ave. Cambridge, is donating a free Vacation Crafts Class!
* CARE-CONNECTIONS has given a cash donation for a program ad!
* PORTER SQUARE BOOKS is donating a door prize of a gift bag of books!
* FREE SPIRIT PUBLISHING is donating resource books for teaching character, conflict resolution skills, and social skills as door prizes!
* WILD CHILD in Arlington, MA is donating a door prize of a gift certificate!
* PLAYTIME art and craft supply store in Arlington, MA is donating a door prize of a gift certificate!
*NANNIES4HIRE is donating cash for a program ad, and items for the goodie bags!
* EISENBERG ASSOCIATES is donating cash for a program ad!
* THE NANNY SOLUTION is donating cash for a program ad!
* SMILEMAKERS is donating goodie bag items!
* CHEESECAKE FACTORY is donating gift cards as door prizes!
* HARVEST COOP MARKET is donating a gift card!
* WEE SING is donating goodie bag items and door prizes!
* NANNY TRANSITIONS, a blog to help nannies leaving families, is donating goodie bag items!
* FINAGLE A BAGEL is donating gift certificates as goodie bag items!
*BREEDLOVE and ASSOCIATES Payroll and Tax Services is donating goodie bag items!
* GTM Payroll and Tax Services is donating goodie bag items!
* REGARDING NANNIES, a blog of resources by professional nannies for nannies at all levels of their careers, is donating goodie bag items!
*STARBUCKS is donating coffee for the conference!
Businesses who are interested in sponsoring part of NANNYPALOOZA BOSTON, taking an ad in our program, or donating items for raffles or goodie bags, are welcome to contact Janice St.Clair at janstclair at aol dot com.
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EASY WAYS NANNIES CAN HELP!
We need nannies who use social networking sites, Twitter, Facebook, etc., to promote our conference, our sponsors, and our speakers! I’m pretty new to social networking, so some of you may have ideas to share. Here’s what I know you can do to help:
Use FACEBOOK to become a “fan of”, or “like” both NANNYPALOOZA BOSTON and the businesses who are supporting us, or “follow” them on Twitter. The more fans and following the businesses have, the higher their consumer rating will be, and their business will benefit.
If you have used these businesses, and have good stories to share about them, consider posting them where appropriate.
And if you patronize them in the future, be sure to mention that you appreciate their support of Nannypalooza Boston, so they’ll know that helping us was a win-win decision.
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NANNYPALOOZA has been the annual national nanny conference held by the NANC (National Association for Nanny Care) for four years, first in Philadelphia, and most recently, in Washington, DC.
BANSG and MAPN will be involved in putting on NANNYPALOOZA BOSTON during the weekend of Sept. 17-19, as part of NANC’s NANNIES ACROSS AMERICA and National Nanny Recognition Week. Eighteen nanny conferences will definitely be happening across the country this same weekend under the umbrella of NANC, and four more possible hosts are being explored! This creates a great opportunity for nannies across the country who have never connected with other nannies, or had professional development opportunities, to experience both in an easy, local, affordable conference. And holding many simultaneous conferences provides a great opportunity for positive national press for nannies, and wide publicity for the businesses supporting the many conferences. It’s a win-win-win situation!
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SOCIAL EVENTS:
We will host a Saturday evening outing, and dinner out in Kendall Square after the Sunday conference!
Our Sunday Night Social Event is all set! We’ll be hosting right after the conference (about 6pm) at the cambridge brewing company. It’s a short walk away from the conference site in Kendall Square. It’s big, there is outdoor patio seating, lots of pool tables, plenty of space for everyone who wants to come, and lots of fun
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REGISTRATION: See link at top of page!
We are limited by space to 120 attendees.
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CHARITIES: All proceeds after conference expenses will be donated to nonprofit organizations serving nannies and children in Massachusetts. Our children’s charity: ”REACH OUT AND READ” at the Martha Eliot Health Center, Boston. (See information below)
Part of the proceeds from the conference will be used directly to fund future educational events for nannies in Massachusetts via MAPN. For more information on MAPN, the Mass. Alliance of Professional Nannies, please visit www.mapnannies.wordpress.com.
Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national non-profit organization that promotes early literacy by giving new books to children in pediatric exam rooms across the nation, and advice to parents about the importance of reading aloud. Reach Out and Read (ROR) programs make early literacy a standard part of pediatric primary care. Physicians and nurses advise parents that reading aloud is the most important thing they can do to help their children love books, develop language, and to start school ready to learn. Health care providers talk with parents about the value and enjoyment of reading books to babies and young children. Each time a child ages 6 months to 5 years comes to the clinic for a well-child visit, he or she receives a new, high quality, developmentally appropriate book to take home and enjoy with parents and caregivers. Approximately, 1500 children per year are given books through this program at Martha Eliot Health Center.
BRING CHILDREN’S BOOKS TO DONATE AT NANNYPALOOZA!
Although we are donating half of any Nannypalooza Boston proceeds to Children’s Hospital’s “Reach Out and Read” program, they can always use more books! So please plan to bring a new children’s book to donate. There will be boxes for book donations at the registration area.
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Conference updates will be posted here as they become available. Please save the dates (Sept. 18 evening-19, 2010) and get ready for our local NANNYPALOOZA!
Saturday evening social event, Sunday dinner out after the conference!
Sunday all-day conference (10am-5pm), two-to-three tracks so there will be a choice of sessions to attend.
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