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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Just to clarify, I never expect her to live on part time hours and pay. I would help her find another family who needed mornings and see if she could still come to us in the afternoon.

I hear all the comments about wanting her when the baby is here. But I typically don’t have a nanny even touch the baby the whole time I’m on mat leave. That is my bonding time with the new baby and my responsibility, being off work. The day I go back to work is the day the nanny cares for that baby for the first time. This is what I did with my second.

Part of me hopes I won’t go back to my job after my mat leave. I would love to scale back part time then too. But I just don’t know how I’ll feel then. Another reason I am hesitant to shell out $1000+ a week, even though we do love her.

I just don’t know what to do. [/quote]

That’s going to be difficult with the hours you want. [/quote]

+1. What we're trying to tell you is that what you want is not really possible. You really have two options 1) continue to employ your nanny full time so you will have her care when you have your third; or 2) you can let her go and find another full-time nanny in the spring, if you decide to go that route, which from your update about scaling back at work makes it unclear if you will.

If your kids are school-age, can they do aftercare instead of a nanny after school? Maybe I missed it but I'm unclear how old your kids will be next school year (5?).[/quote]

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