Nannies from Greenwich, or the surrounding areas, getting together after work or on the weekends to have some fun and relax, sans kids.

We come home from work, throw open the door, and interupt our roommates tale of his project mishap at work to share that 2 year old Eloise said, "Thank you, Mademoiselle!" when you gave her a piece of cheese, and 2 month old Jeremy can already laugh! That's not nearly as annoying to them, however, as when you sing, "Little by little," from Kai Lan in the shower or narrate everything you do while you're cooking dinner. Most people who are with kids as often as we are have their own. But we're nan …

Hi Chelsea/Hell's Kitchen Working Moms! I don't know about you but I'm struggling to make playdates for my 19 month old son when I work full time. My idea is to have our nannies get together once a week and try to also schedule a working Mom's get together every other weekend - or whatever works best as we're all busy.

Do you have a baby or toddler and look for new things to do? I run a home daycare and care for 3 children. 1 years, 2 year old boy (my son) and a 2 year old girl. I would love the children to play with more friends. I am looking for parents or caregivers that would like to bring their children to come play at the park or in my home. Each month I have a theme, with circle time, music, arts and lots of outside play. Maybe you have something to offer the group, story telling, fun games, a craft, yu …