HeyJaredGabriela La Greca
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La Greca: The bigger half (opens the original)
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If you have ever cared for siblings, you know that packing a snack can somehow require the precision of a laboratory. Same crackers. Same number of grapes. Same-size sandwich. Same amount of everything. Because the second one child looks over and decides the other one got the bigger half, snack time can become a full negotiation. Years ago, while working as a nanny in Hawaii, I cared for a 7-year-old girl and her 3-year-old brother. And, like so many siblings, they could be perfectly happy un
La Greca: When changing the plan isnât giving up (opens the original)
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One of the best parts of summer in Aspen is that you can get almost anywhere on two wheels. As a nanny, I love watching kids grow into that culture. Recently, I biked over to summer camp to pick up the 7-year-old boy I’ve cared for over a number of years. He had just learned how to ride a bike without training wheels, and he was so proud of himself that it was impossible not to get caught up in it. So, instead of doing our usual after-camp routine, we decided to go big: we were going to bike all
La Greca: The water is lava (opens the original)
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Recently, while spending some time in Maui, a friend who runs a local surf school asked if I could help with a lesson for four young kids. Surfing is one of my favorite things, so helping kids experience it sounded like a pretty ideal way to spend the afternoon. Four small children in the ocean, however, requires a little strategy. My friend, the surf instructor, would take one child at a time farther out to catch a wave while I stayed in the shallows with the other three. There was a decent amo
La Greca: Monkey see, monkey eat (opens the original)
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Recently, a nanny on my team shared a conversation she had with the mother of a 2-year-old she cares for. The nightly struggle? Her son flat-out refused to eat dinner unless his parents sat down and ate with him. By the end of the day, the mom was exhausted. Dinner was ready, bedtime was approaching and her toddler still would not take a bite until his parents pulled up their chairs and had plates of their own. The nanny and I are both originally from Argentina, and as we talked about it, we sta
La Greca: Traveling with kids â leave room for the detours (opens the original)
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The other afternoon, I was at a local playground with a child I was caring for when a visiting mom struck up a conversation with me. Within minutes, our casual chat turned into a confession. She was road-tripping through Colorado from California with her husband and three children, ages 2, 4 and 6. She had planned every hour on a spreadsheet, but missed connections and unexpected delays had already thrown everything off. Now, the family was constantly racing against the clock. “With young kids,
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