January Newsletter – The Nerdy Nanny Returns…
There are exciting new projects to take place here at TNN with the return of The Nerdy Nanny herself and we cannot wait to show you what we have in store…
Reclaiming 2020
2020 has been an absolute nightmare of a year.
But there are 3 months left to make up for the last 9… and I intend to use every second.
Back to School… at age 30, in a different country, during a pandemic
For those of you who missed the update – The Nerdy Nanny is moving. As in ‘I’, Eve Daniels, am moving. To Sweden. In the middle of a Pandemic. To start Grad School. Right now. Yeah, so that’s a thing. As this article is being published I will have already boarded a plane filled with hundreds of other people and […]
The Nerdy Nanny is Moving!
Big changes are in the works for TNN, but what do we mean when we say that the Nerdy Nanny is moving? For years Eve Daniels, author of The Nerdy Nanny Books and, in point of fact, The Nerdy Nanny herself, has been living, working, writing, and publishing kids’ books in South Florida. She has spent the last two years, […]
My Perfect Planner – The Lazy BuJo
Do you resentfully like photos of perfectly designed and colorful Bullet Journals on Instagram? Are you desperately trying to get organized or keep on track with your plans and goals but every single system seems to inevitably fail? Did you read the title and laugh? Good Enough. Meet your new Planner.
Let’s Talk Back to School – Florida Edition
For many, the last time they saw the inside of a classroom was March. As we are fast approaching August, that is very nearly six months since schools first began shutting down. But with new cases once again on the rise and a resurgence putting vulnerable populations at risk, what does that mean for schools?
How to Support Black Lives Matter – Highlighting Voices of Color
Supporting creators of color isn’t just about reducing inherent roadblocks to success and systemic bias for creators, it’s also about opening yourself up to more diverse and incredible content.
How to Talk to Your Kids about George Floyd
I had planned to write about summer reading recommendations this week, but some things take priority. Right now there are a lot of scary and very intense things happening in the news all across the country and they are not likely to go anywhere anytime soon. As with most things, our kids pick up on more of what is going […]
