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[quote=Anonymous]I’m struggling with this decision with my 2 year old as well. We did a nanny share dc’s first year and he got sick more frequently than when he went to daycare because of all the other kids the nanny had him around and the fact that the other family would bring their kid to the share sick frequently. We were very happy with our daycare pre pandemic but now I’m nervous about sending him back because 1) more kids means more potential exposure and 2) he is in a new classroom but I can’t go into the building to help him transition. Having a nanny seems better if they are responsibly socially distancing. But it’s hard to know when you hire someone whether they will continue to keep that stuff up once they aren’t new on the job. My prior nanny came highly recommended with sterling references and still at the end of the day her main priority seemed to be hanging out with her nanny clique...which I really only minded because my baby kept getting sick. So I’m nervous to commit to the expense of having a nanny again and potentially lose a spot in a daycare and all of the socialization and learning that comes with that. [/quote]

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