Amber sits down with educator, nanny and early childhood extraordinaire Angelique (@_angies_way) to discuss her journey through early childhood education from teacher, to director, to nanny and beyond. Her latest adventure is parenthood and the convo covers plans for the future based on wisdom learned from the past.

Are you prepared for what *may* happen to your body in this line of work? Amber sits down with Genna of @babysitterofboulder to discuss her experience with a major injury and all the lessons learned along the way.

This week, Amber chats with community builder Rachael Lubin @callthegoverness, who is co-founder of @htxnannies and @nannyrelieffund. Listen as we talk through friendship, community and local networking in the nanny industry.

Amber sits down with Dr. Dorothy Handfield to learn about autism, nurturing positive behavior in general and supporting families who have a child with autism.

CDC resource: https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/autism/index.html

Host Amber sits down with Bre @thatoilynanny to talk about family expansion at work, including contract negotiation, maternity leave and the adjustment period of new siblings and more responsibility.

Amber sits down with fellow nanny Bernadette (@bernzy_lou) to discuss being a Black nanny in white spaces, and discovering how to show up authentically AND professional in our work lives and beyond.

Stephanie Bauchum, founder of Nanny Tees comes thru to discuss her journey into nanny life, building a business or three, and her passion for serving the nanny community.

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.