When families begin searching for childcare, the terms nanny and babysitter are often used interchangeably. In reality, these roles are quite different in terms of responsibilities, experience level, and compensation. Understanding the distinction helps families set clear expectations and find the type of care that best fits their household.

New Pew Research data confirms working moms face time poverty, parenting inequality, and a satisfaction gap. Here’s what the numbers say and what Sherah is doing about it.

Skip the tie. These are the top Father's Day gifts that dads actually want in 2026 with the best options for every budget.

You're not the problem; summer is just hard! I’m sitting in the parking lot of our neighborhood swimming pool, wrapping up a Zoom call and emails while my kids finish morning swim practice. This is my typical morning during summer break. No 7 am breakfast complaints. No stressing over tests. No permission slips to sign while sprinting out the door. No homework, teacher gifts, or silly dress-up days. And yet. My stress goes up every June. Sound familiar? Why is it that Summer

If you’re the one who keeps your busy family running - scheduling, planning, remembering everything - then you've probably searched this topic of a personal assistant, a virtual assistant, or even a house manager at least once late at night. And you’ve probably noticed something quickly. There are a lot of options in personal assistants for busy families and they’re not easy to compare. Some assistant services for families look like apps. Some offer virtual assistance only.

Make Easter gifts extra special and memorable with these ideas from our Sherah team featured in Southern Living magazine.

There’s a moment before every trip when you’re standing in your house, suitcase half-packed, clothes everywhere, someone yelling that they can’t find their favorite swimsuit, and you’re left wondering...Why did I plan this trip again? Do I really want to spend a week with these people? When does this get fun? Because you’re not just waking up and packing a bag. You’re managing all of the planning and logistics, anticipating needs, solving problems before they happen, and carr

(plus our annual planning template!) It’s January. There's ice on the ground. You're begging your kids to put on pants and a heavier coat. Yet, it’s time to plan and register for summer camps. It’s insane. Like everything else as a parent these days, our culture seems to make it harder for us with earlier camp registration every year. We all have different strategies to tackle our to-do list . Some plan early. Some start late and take what’s left. Some don’t plan at all and

As the holidays approach, the anticipation for busy women often comes with a significant increase in their mental load.