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[quote=Anonymous]This thread has really made me feel good about my decision to take a few years off when my DD was born. Employing a professional nanny, who works in your home and cares fir your children, is just an extremely fraught situation. Very few people have the temperament for it. And a lot of people stretch for the nanny instead of daycare (especially during Covid) but then want to nickel and dime the arrangement.

I fully agree with the long post from the nanny up thread and I think it’s funny how many of you are disagreeing. This is just the situation. If you don’t like it, your options are daycare or a SAHP, both of which come with their own drawbacks. People who whine about stuff like this are so entitled— sorry you can’t treat your nanny like Home Depot treats it’s cashiers? Sorry you e arranged your life to be 100% reliant in this person and she expects to be compensated accordingly?

This is very much a situation where you have paid someone else to make your bed and now you have to lie in it.[/quote]

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