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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think nanny share is the right child arrangement for you. You can't be this petty an nit picky and have it be successful. [/quote] +1 I had a nanny for my own children. She made food for them and ensured they were dressed weather appropriately- that is literally what Iām paying for.[/quote] This is not the case with us, we share the nanny and the agreement is to rotate hosting and we bring our kid ready for the day. So far I was willing to ignore their sloppiness but I am convinced they didn't get back to the nanny assuming as always we will feed their child. The fact they they had no courtesy to acknowledge and thank us validates my point. We all are busy and it's a hustle to raise kids. Going forward they are on their own. Like I said in my point I was venting and now feel better š[/quote] How much is it really for you to give food to a toddler? Toddlers eat very little so why not just provide the food or have them pay $20-30 a month to cover the cost.[/quote] Wow so much defending of the lazy parent, we also work and have demanding job it requires me to make time to cook for that child who by the way eats a lot. It should not be on me or may be overall parenting standards are low. It's not in our nanny agreement to cook for the kids. Darn DCUM likes to defend lazy parents it seems.[/quote] No, it's the same posters that love to criticize OP parents that can afford nannies. Ignore. [/quote] OP can't afforfd a nanny. That's why she is in a nanny share, which is more like a home daycare situation and requires flexibility and less bean counting.[/quote]
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