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[quote=Anonymous]First, if you don’t want the kids at your house. tell them your employer requires you not to have kids on site while you are wfh unless you have childcare in place. If your nanny is there, tell them you’d have to pay extra for her to take care of an extra kid.

Second, I grew up going to my parents and other relatives workplaces. My grandparents had a farm with a retail stand and once we weee four or so we had the run of the place playing. No one really watching us. This has been true in farming communities for centuries. Babies would stay at end of each row and mom would move the babies up as they worked. Older kids would work or play. My dad was a professional, my sahm frequently dropped me at his office and I had a ball playing on the copy machine and typewriters .

Third. I am close to my cousins and one of the reasons is that the parents and grandparents in our extended family were super causal about letting nieces or grandkids come play. Consider whether you really want to be uptight about not caring for each other’s kids. It builds bonds among the cousins. [/quote]

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