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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, I do not micromanage but she should tell me if she's going to take my kid somewhere he doesn't normally go to. My former nanny lives 20 miles away so what would be the point in going to her house to eat lunch? And yes, [b]she's asked me before if she could take my kid to her house and I said no.[/b] I forgot to mention the photos were dated right around when she was moving out of her other apartment. There were moving boxes in the photos so I'm guessing she brought my son to her house while she was moving. And no she doesn't have newer references, her last day was a couple weeks ago. I would think another family would want to know something like this. [/quote] Just curious, why did you say no? Did you not trust her?[/quote] Hi OP here again, I just don't see the point in her taking my son to her house. He has class (art, gym, etc) everyday in the morning, then lunch at home, nap, sometimes a play date so I don't see what benefit he gets from being in the car 30+ minutes each way to hang out at her house. She obviously asked me because she had a personal (very long) errand to run, but that's what leave should be used for. [/quote] So would you have given her the time she needed off without giving her grief? Also, what is wrong if she took him to her house for a few hours to say, meet a contractor for repairs, etc.? Maybe she didn't want to burden you and she knows you are difficult. You trust her drive your kids to art class, no? [/quote]
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