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Pink Table

Pink Table

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The Pink Nannies® team brings together industry leaders, trusted collaborators, and the remarkable humans who are part of our Pink Nannies community. These are the women and men we know, love, and work alongside every day. We explore what truly happens when family culture, emotional intelligence, and leadership come together inside modern households. Each episode brings together nannies, household professionals, parents, and industry experts to talk openly about expectations, communication, boundaries, and the decisions that shape daily life at home. These are real conversations about work, trust, and the role it plays inside a home. If you believe the people inside a home influence everything, you’re in the right place.


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Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed by guests on this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Pink Nannies®. While every effort is made to provide accurate and thoughtful discussion, Pink Nannies® does not verify all guest statements and is not responsible for any actions taken based on this content. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional, legal, or employment advice

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Episodes
  • 2025 INA Nanny of the Year | Episode with Brittany Drew
    Jan 17 2026

    This episode of the Pink Table Podcast is a conversation for nannies who have ever wondered if this work could truly become a respected, long-term profession.

    Hosted by Allison Goren, Founder and CEO of Pink Nannies, this episode features Brittany Drew, the 2025 INA Nanny of the Year, whose career reflects what it looks like to build a life in this work with intention, consistency, and integrity.

    Brittany is a CPR-certified Newborn Care Specialist, holistic sleep consultant, agency owner, and the founder of the United Nanny Society. With more than twelve years in the field, her journey is not defined by chasing recognition, but by showing up fully for families, children, and the profession itself.

    In this conversation, Allison and Brittany explore what families never see but always feel, the internal confidence that shapes great caregivers, the quiet moments that turn a job into a calling, and what recognition really represents when it comes from depth rather than performance.

    This episode is especially for nannies who:
    • Have questioned whether they are “enough”
    • Care deeply and stay longer than required
    • Want growth without losing their identity
    • Believe this profession deserves dignity and respect

    This is not a conversation about awards.
    It is a conversation about trust, longevity, and leadership built quietly over time.

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    23 mins
  • From Loving Babies to Leading Newborn Care Education | Episode with Tonya Sakowicz
    Jan 14 2026

    In this episode, Allison Goren, Founder and CEO of Pink Nannies, sits down with Tonya Sakowicz, a foundational leader in the newborn care profession whose work helped shape the industry long before it had structure, credentials, or formal recognition.

    Allison has known Tonya for over eighteen years, dating back to the earliest days of professional newborn care. This conversation traces the evolution from hands-on caregiving to education, leadership, and the creation of lasting standards that protect families, mothers, and caregivers alike.


    Tonya is the founder of Newborn Care Solutions, the creator of the only CACHE-accredited newborn care training program in the United States, and a longtime leader within the International Nanny Association. Her work has influenced how families hire, how agencies place, and how newborn care specialists understand the responsibility of the role they step into.


    Together, they discuss calling versus passion, what mothers carry silently in the early weeks, why education in newborn care is about stewardship rather than hierarchy, and how thoughtful caregiving changes the experience of motherhood itself.

    This episode is for newborn care specialists, nannies, and families who want to understand what truly exceptional newborn support looks like and why leadership in this field begins long before titles or recognition.

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    49 mins
  • How to Prepare for Your Virtual Nanny Interview
    Nov 12 2025

    In today’s world, your next dream job might start with a Zoom link. Virtual interviews have become the new first impression — and the way you show up on screen says everything about your professionalism, warmth, and confidence.

    In this episode, Allison Goren, founder and CEO of Pink Nannies®, walks you through acing your virtual nanny interview. You’ll learn how to prepare your technology, environment, and mindset so you can show up calm, capable, and camera-ready.

    This isn’t just another checklist — it’s a masterclass in emotional intelligence and presentation. From lighting and sound to body language and human connection, Allison shares the small details that make a lasting impression and the mindset shifts that separate strong candidates from unforgettable ones.

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    15 mins
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