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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I had this problem! We no longer use her for other reasons, but it got to the point where I would fully engage for about 3-5 minutes and then firmly end the conversation and let her know it was great having her and see her next time and we have some things to do and places to go. It seemed to help if I gave her some real attention first, which is not necessary but was a kindness I was willing to make for a person watching my kids. [/quote] Exactly. I do the same. It drives me crazy but the truth is she takes better care of my kid and house than the college kids who run out. Someday I may be lonely like her so I try not to kick her out immediately. [/quote] This is the best response. If she doesn’t leave after 5 mins, then do one of the other tricks suggested. [/quote]
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