Jugl Customizable Do You Have Your STOP Sign
Do you feel like a broken record trying to get out of the house every morning without anyone forgetting anything? Customize the Jugl STOP sign with a list of items that you want your kids to be responsible for and hang it by their backpacks as a daily reminder.
Don't forget your (fill in the blank) again!We enjoyed Brené Brown’s book Daring Greatly and in particular her Wholehearted Parenting Manifesto. Check it out and let us know what you think!
Check Out Brené's Wholehearted Parenting Manifesto
That was the theme of the talk that Jugl CEO Amy Rosenow recently gave when she took to the stage at 1871, Chicago’s tech and entrepreneurship hub, to teach a session on Investing 101 for International Women’s Day. Read more and find links to other helpful resources below.
Tips and Resources on Investing from International Women's DayAmy had the opportunity to share her musings on honoring the juggle between life inside and outside the office (not just tolerating it or accommodating it but CELEBRATING it!) with Rabbi Jacob M. Rupp in Thrive Global.
Read Amy's take on honoring the juggle between life inside and outside the office in Thrive GlobalOn the one hand, simply taking devices away is important (especially overnight), but there’s a lot to be said for introducing systems to play the “bad cop” to help us regulate kids activity on their devices.
Apple has created the new Screen Time feature in iOS 12. The free feature provides reporting and the ability to set limits on how much time you and/or your kids spend on iPhones and iPads.
Here’s how to set up Apple Screen Time if you’re interested.
Jugl Quick Tip: Monitor Device Usage with Apple Screen TimeAmy was among the moms quoted in this article on Hello Giggles about what moms wish they knew about breastfeeding before giving birth.
Here's an article with advice from Amy and other moms on breastfeedingAmy was among the moms quoted in this article on The Everymom blog about what you need to know about returning to work while breastfeeding.
Check out this article with advice from Amy and other moms on breastfeeding at workGreat childcare is the foundation that a working parent’s life is built on. Taking time to build and maintain a great relationship with your nanny (or other childcare provider) is essential.
Click the button below for the editable Jugl nanny offer letter that you can use as a starting point. It’s been crowdsourced starting with some moms in NYC over 15 years ago and has been revised and shared more times than we can track.
Resources:
Jugl sample nanny offer letter (editable Word document)
What Do You Need from Your Nanny Worksheet by Jugl (editable Word document to help you prioritize what you need and what you want from your nanny.)
Jugl HomePay Affiliate Link (waives $100 registration fee for nanny tax service*)
HomePay also has great free resources like calculators and this helpful guide to household employment on their website.
*Please note: in addition to HomePay waiving the registration fee for Jugl readers, Jugl receives a referral fee if you sign up. Amy has used the service for over a decade, and she reached out to HomePay to request this. It is our policy at Jugl to disclose the use of affiliate links and to let our readers know if a product came to our attention as the result of an affiliate relationship.
Download the Editable Jugl Nanny Offer LetterHere are some resources that you may find helpful:
Talking to Children About Tragedies & Other News Events from the American Academy of Pediatrics
Helping Children Cope With Frightening News from the Child Mind Institute
Promoting Compassion and Acceptance in Crisis from the National Association of School Psychologists
Managing your distress in the aftermath of a shooting from the American Psychological Association
News and Children from the American Academy of Child and Adult Psychiatry
Explaining the News to Our Kids from Common Sense Media
American Academy of PediatricsFormal technology contracts are a really effective way to get kids (and adults) in the household on the same page regarding technology and facilitate open dialogue. If you are thinking about doing it, we highly recommend that you take the plunge!
Click the button below for the editable Jugl contract that you can use as a starting point, or check out the full blog post for more info.
Outside resources (and inspiration for ours):
Common Sense Media has a great template that Amy customized to create her family’s version (and also Jugl’s).
Janell Burley Hofmann’s hilarious and well-thought out phone rules are awesome and Amy used these for inspiration as well.
Download the Editable Jugl Family Technology Contract
