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Our routine was that my baby nursed and cuddled in a carrier during most of the morning routine with the twins, napped in the car en route to our morning outing, [b]nursed in the carrier while the twins ran around at our outing and I easily followed them around. [/b] Then at home the twins would have some independent play while listening to audiobooks while I got the baby settled for a nap, then lunch for the twins, they would have nap/quiet time and the baby would have some floor time, then the twins would do an art or sensory or science project while I fed the baby and prepped dinner.  The baby napped in a swing during dinner then I would give all three a bath and get into PJs.  The parents took over and I went home to put my baby to bed.

I charge on the lower end of my range but as someone else posted, 80% of a nanny who is a skilled caregiver and an energetic multitasker is better than 100% of a blah nanny who is mostly just keeping everyone alive.[/quote]

I don't know what you mean by "easily following them around" but the idea that you can run around after two three-year olds while your nipple is inside someone's mouth is ridiculous to anyone who has breasts.   Come on.  You know that makes no sense. [/quote]

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