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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is OP. Thanks everyone for the responses. I'm going to start making her daily lists. I resisted this before because I didn't want to seem like I was micromanaging her, but I doubt it'll bother her (she's easy-going) and I think it'll help. There's only so much I can list out, though... Our nanny picks up my older kid from school several times a week and the first day of school after the holiday break, she misremembered the pick-up time as 2:05 instead of 2 p.m. It's not even she forgot and needed to ask me (which would've been okay), but that she recalled an incorrect time. And we don't have anything in our schedule that is X:05 that she could have confused it with... She does this sort of thing from time to time. I can easily write down times in my list, but there are so many little details like this that she *should* remember, but... doesn't. A PP asked whether she might have something on her mind that's making her forgetful. It's certainly possible with the pandemic, but honestly, I don't think that's the issue since this has been ongoing since she went full-time and we sometimes talk about her family and personal life and nothing has stuck out. Her life frankly is about as easy as it gets given the pandemic; young, healthy, single, family out of state (they're healthy, too), good friends she bubbles with, work schedule is light, duties not tough (she's mostly with the baby). [/quote] 2:05? That sounds like she was late and then lied about it by saying she forgot. Especially if she was picking up the kid at 2PM prior and only had a week off from doing that. If she truly forgot, I would be very worried about her mental capacity as it is frightening that someone in their 30s would forget what time school pickup is after only a week's break. For pickup from school, I put a recurring google calendar appointment that I share with our nanny, so it's on her schedule and mine. No ability to "forget" what time to pick up the kids because it's on the calendar. [/quote]
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