If you were a kid that grew up playing dress up and day dreaming about what you wanted to be when you grew up, then you know the tendency for young children to act out the profession they want to have someday. Many young children want to be firefighters or policeman. Some want to be professional athletes and others want to be presidents of the United States. But what if, from a young age, you wanted a profession with a little less glory attached to it? What if from a young age you knew that you wanted to be a nanny in Houston—a caregiver who changed diapers, made macaroni and cheese and heated-up corn dogs, and picked chewing gum out of your hair and off the living room couch for a living? There are many benefits to choosing this less glamorous profession. Read More