We are a family of five, our three children and us. We are exceptionally busy with work, household and keeping all the balls in the air with the children, school, play dates and so on that we have lost sight of how important it is to put some time aside for just us. I have seen your service and I am tempted, although my husband would be happy just to get room service and a movie when the kids go to bed. What do you think?

This month we interview founders of Atticus and Gilda PJ Company

The Hotel Nanny was lucky enough to have a tour around the newly opened M Hotel — M is Montcalm’s spirited younger sibling. Same DNA, different personality. Strikingly original and supremely stylish, it’s a bold new landmark for London.

I think, for me and again being hyper-vigilant — if the parents have made you aware of the decision to leave their children it clearly then makes you uneasy and without realising displaces some of that duty of care on your shoulders, knowing the children are alone and unsupervised. Of course I would never encourage this scenario and children always need a professional carer or parent/family member with them. However, I think it is important that the hotel sets out what the house rules are for such matters so everyone is clear about the safety aspects involved.

We normally take our nanny away with us to hotels purely because the local babysitting services are so dire we wouldn’t want to consider anything else… now we have come across The Hotel Nanny it changes the game plan for us! Could we really book a nanny for evenings and daytimes to fit around what we are wanting to do just alone.

I am worried about our imminent travel with our 6 month old baby, my husband has brought a weekend hotel stay for us to have some quality time, although we have one of your skilled nannies for the evening we are leaving our little girl for the first time. I can’t help but feel nervous.

The Boutique and Lifestyle Hotel Summit 2015 was a fabulous event for all in the hotel industry – great contacts, great speakers, and hotel visionaries who love The Hotel Nanny! We loved being a part of the 2-day event and being hosted so well in the fabulous Montcalm Hotel in Marble Arch.

I would like to congratulate the beautiful Corinthia Hotel on their wonderful awards and standing up so fantastically in recognition for its impeccable service, focus on detail and an altogether amazing luxurious experience it can offer its guests. I have to say I am a big fan!

I recently had the good fortune to meet the famous Annabel Karmel at The Mumprenuer Awards where I was a finalist.

I was so pleased to meet her because when I had my first child, I followed avidly what her recipe books would advise for my little girl. I found her books so engaging and well presented she truly got me out of many nutritional dilemmas for my new born and fast growing toddler.

Right from the start, Henry had never been a great sleeper and was always restless. Then at 9 months old things just got worse when his sleep became even more disturbed. He would wake up at least once a night, wide awake, crying and screaming for up to four hours.

I am a big believer and supporter of Osteopathy for children as I have seen so much incredible work done at the hands of talented Osteopaths for my own children. I often hear problems mum’s are having with their babies or toddlers and I know Osteopathy would be the remedy for so many of those issues. Here is a short introduction on how it could be a vital solution for your little one.

The Hotel Nanny attends the Annual Hotel General Managers Meeting 2015

Every year all the top professional and General Managers get together for this much celebrated annual Master Innholders Conference.

The Hotel Nanny was recently featured in Hospitality and Catering News

The Hotel Nanny were so happy to attend The Hospitality and Tourism Summit 2015 as it was full of energy and inspiration getting together all the top hospitality leaders in the Country. I had the honour of sitting next to the past president of The World Tourism Council and he has since become a great advocate for The Hotel Nanny, read his testimonial below

Wonderful article from Cheryl Charles at Children and Nature

Another fascinating article from Richard Louv at Children and Nature

An elementary school in Manhattan, P.S. 116, has recently decided to abolish all traditional homework, such as math worksheets and at-home essays, encouraging children to spend more time with their families.

My wife, myself — and I mustn’t forget two-year-old Johnny! — were hugely impressed with The Hotel Nanny during our recent stay at Lucknam Park near Bath. The bespoke service, calibrated specifically for topnotch hotels, was super efficient, simple to arrange and slickly organized around our timetable, with a vastly experienced nanny making light work of the evening. You can head out with total re-assurance that your youngsters are in safe hands.