Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let it go. And don’t give a bad reference over it. Seriously can’t believe you would do that.
Agree. She made a bad judgment call, but she lovingly cared for your child three years. Three years without incident. You have no heart if you won’t give her a reference over this. Do you wish your child would later on make a similar mistake at work and the employer have no sympathy for your child? Treat others like you would like to be treated, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Let it go.
Your real problem is not that the nanny lied but that a nanny is raising your kid. Make peace with it.
Anonymous wrote:Just saw your post. My nanny lied to me about where she had taken my kids many times.I would ask her why she hadn’t answered the phone when I would call fro work and she told me she was at the bank. I found it stranthat she was always at the bank.
I quit my job to stay home with my kids and the nanny up the street asked me why I would let my nanny take my kids to her apartment all the time. I said that I had never given permission for that , but I suddenly realized what had been going on. I was not happy about this because I wanted my kids to play with the other kids in the neighborhood rather than be at her apartment. When she lost her job after me and needed a reference, I told the truth. She called me to confront me but never admitted that she had been caught in a lie. She took care of my son which I appreciate. I paid her very well. It just confirmed in my mind to stay home and raise my own kids.