The Mommy Relief Program provides assistance to mothers and fathers of newborns as they adjust to their new lives of long nights and even longer days.  During this hectic and exhausting time, experienced newborn care can make all the difference in a mother’s recovery from childbirth and a father’s ability to maintain some semblance of a normal life.  Our goal is to give both the comfort and rest they so desperately need.   Our services are customized to each individual need, assisting parents in many ways to ease this joyous but stressful time.

Our staff will stay overnight, will come for just mornings several times a week, or will even give you a night out on a weekend!

As you know if you hire a nanny privately or through a referral service you are obliged to pay payroll taxes.  When you use Mommy Relief, we take care of all those payroll tax liabilities giving you one less thing to worry about during this stressful time.

Teaching a child the joy of reading is one of the most important practices a parent can give a child.  Many believe this practice should be implemented before the birth of baby.  With technology taking off so quickly, you want to ensure that your child has a foundation of reading and learning in the traditional sense too!  There are several popular books that are on the top of the list when building the perfect first library for your baby.  Please take a look, and let us know if there are any that you wish to add.

1.- Corduroy- by Melanie Rosen-

2.- The Very Hungry Caterpillar- By Eric Carle

3.- My Very First Mother Goose by Iona Opie

4.- Close Your Eyes by Kate Banks

5.- Is Your Mama a Llama? by Deborah Guarino

These are very classic reads that every baby/toddler should have on their shelf.  This encourages a love for reading and helps expand the imagination of your child.  It’s nice to see that classic books are still a top pick, with the ereader making a huge impact in our mainstream lives, you want to ensure that your child has been introduced properly to traditional books/titles early on.