Anonymous wrote:This is the first time we can afford first class. The question is do we spring for first class for the nanny? What does everyone else do in our situation.

It sounds like you can't afford first class.

What is with the weird ethnic assumptions in this thread??

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Anonymous wrote:Middle Eastern wealthy families apparently put the nanny AND the kids in coach while the parents fly first. I think that's fine, honestly. But wouldn't put her in coach alone.

Those folks also live by rules that haven't changed since the middle ages, so not a good example for the rest of us to follow.

Yeah, I am surprised that they do not put the wife in economy!

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Anonymous wrote:Kids don't need help they are tweens and teens , I guess it sounds like first for all. Lol

Then why are you bringing the nanny???

She wanted to go on vacation and we offered to add her to ours. We wouldn't be using her as a nanny on Vacation.

In that case I would still book her in 1st because you’re going to end up using her anyway. Why do you still have a nanny with tweens and teens?

Maybe it's the hubby who users her.

Anonymous wrote:We flew business class to Australia and all five of us were together. Nanny was a huge help and it sends a very wrong message to do anything different.

Did you have to get an Australian work permit for her?

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Anonymous wrote:Kids don't need help they are tweens and teens , I guess it sounds like first for all. Lol

Then why are you bringing the nanny???

She wanted to go on vacation and we offered to add her to ours. We wouldn't be using her as a nanny on Vacation.

In that case I would still book her in 1st because you’re going to end up using her anyway. Why do you still have a nanny with tweens and teens?

I know someone who still has their nanny for their teenagers, but she has always been more than just a nanny. She does all the cooking and cleaning for the whole fam. It is not unusual. In fact, they might still keep her when the kids are in college because they don’t do any of their own cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping, laundry, etc.

You put the nanny, kids and dh in economy and the lady gets to sit in business. Yeah! Unless, the dh has a thing for the nanny, then you shouldn't take the nanny at all. Just saying.

If you can afford to take a nanny, you can afford a better seat for her.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here, I didn't think this would be such a controversy, it's only an extra 800 for the ticket. And yes we offered to bring our nanny on vacation no work fully paid. Yes we have a nanny and tweens but she's more of a household helper as the kids only need driving to and from school and activities.

Is she not? Is there a chance that your husband is sleeping with her?

It seems odd to bring your nanny along who isn’t really even a nanny. Sounds like she is a housekeeper.

Meant to ask if she was hot.

Anonymous wrote:OP here, I didn't think this would be such a controversy, it's only an extra 800 for the ticket. And yes we offered to bring our nanny on vacation no work fully paid. Yes we have a nanny and tweens but she's more of a household helper as the kids only need driving to and from school and activities.

Is she not? Is there a chance that your husband is sleeping with her?

It seems odd to bring your nanny along who isn’t really even a nanny. Sounds like she is a housekeeper.

If you fly private, you can avoid this kind of dilemma although you will then have to decide if the kids go in a backwards facing seat if the nanny.

Former nanny here. I'd rather by myself in coach than in first class with the kids.

Anonymous wrote:Middle Eastern wealthy families apparently put the nanny AND the kids in coach while the parents fly first. I think that's fine, honestly. But wouldn't put her in coach alone.

Those folks also live by rules that haven't changed since the middle ages, so not a good example for the rest of us to follow.

Middle Eastern wealthy families apparently put the nanny AND the kids in coach while the parents fly first. I think that's fine, honestly. But wouldn't put her in coach alone.

Anonymous wrote:This is the first time we can afford first class. The question is do we spring for first class for the nanny? What does everyone else do in our situation.

This has to be a troll post. Or you're from another country, yes?

Who are all these people not understanding why someone with teens and tweens has a nanny? We don’t have one anymore but my work colleagues are super not amused by my blocking out 3-6 every day so I can do school pickup, drive kids to practice, etc. I know lots of people that continued to pay their nanny FT to do basically a few hours of work a day. It’s usually a very sweet gig for a nanny that is often on the older side and attached to the family. We would have done this with our nanny but her kids came into some money and encouraged her to quit once covid hit.