In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, host Karen McNenny speaks with Brynn Ungerleider, CEO of Premier Nanny Network, about the vital role of nannies in supporting families, especially those navigating divorce. Brynn shares her personal experiences as a child of divorce and as a divorced parent, emphasizing the importance of communication, respect, and routine in co-parenting. The conversation highlights practical strategies for managing shared parenting responsibilities and the emotional well-being of children during transitions. Brynn also discusses the misconceptions surrounding nannies and their value in enhancing family dynamics and providing support to parents.
ABOUT BRYNN
Owner of Premier Nanny Network – a National Nanny and Elder Care Agency, Professional Nanny and Household Manager, Parent & Teen Coach
From Brynn
Aside from my parents undergoing a tumultuous divorce, I have also been divorced, and most importantly, I have worked for many families of divorce. As a former professional nanny and household manager of over twenty years, I have seen first hand the effects of divorce on children and their families. By offering consistent, reliable care, I was able to assist children through the ups and downs of navigating their new normal while also contributing a neutral mindset for both households. A resounding myth I hear is that nannies are only for the rich. In truth, nannies are the missing piece many parents are looking for to facilitate positive, loving changes in both households. From assisting gatekeeping parents who are struggling with fear and anxiety over how their children are cared for, to fostering healthy and happy co-parenting relationships, I have witnessed it all. My mission in life is to continue my efforts to ensure children are given the levels of care they deserve. After all, kids should be having fun, not acting out or struggling to survive between households.
