Anonymous wrote:I’m always baffled that people are willing to entertain this set up. A daycare teacher having her own child in the classroom would be an absolute nonstarter at most reputable daycare centers due to the potential for favoritism/conflict of interests and yet people paying significantly more for private care seem to often be willing to entertain the idea…even when they have ample alternatives and little to no financial incentive. When push comes to shove the nanny clearly loves her own child more than yours so why would you put them in a situation where they will always be second fiddle with their caregiver?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Totally fine
+1. I’m a sahm and I have 3 kids. It’s busy but I’m not sure why people are acting like this is some impossible task to care for all of them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Totally fine
+1. I’m a sahm and I have 3 kids. It’s busy but I’m not sure why people are acting like this is some impossible task to care for all of them.
Anonymous wrote:So I actually do do this. I have 3 kids: 1,2, and 4 and she has a 3 year old. We’ve done it a year so far and it’s worked out great. They are all boys and play well together, of course she loves her own child the most but she takes great care of all of them and is a responsible caregiver. It’s not as though she is snatching toys out of my kids’ hands and giving them to her son.
Others have brought this up, though, the kids really just hang out at the house and at nearby parks. Our oldest attends preschool part of the day but they don’t ever use the car.
Anonymous wrote:Totally fine
Anonymous wrote:I’m always baffled that people are willing to entertain this set up. A daycare teacher having her own child in the classroom would be an absolute nonstarter at most reputable daycare centers due to the potential for favoritism/conflict of interests and yet people paying significantly more for private care seem to often be willing to entertain the idea…even when they have ample alternatives and little to no financial incentive. When push comes to shove the nanny clearly loves her own child more than yours so why would you put them in a situation where they will always be second fiddle with their caregiver?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked as a nanny for a few years for a family with one child. My DD was about a year younger than their DS. Everything worked out well. They knew they were only having one child and liked the idea of a playmate. They had the same schedule so it worked out well. They did buy a double stroller which we used a lot for walks. They gave me a car seat which I kept in my car all of the time unless the grandparents visited and wanted to take the child somewhere.
Plus 1
People love when i bring my daughter to a babysitting job. A playmate bonus.
What if the family already has playmates in mind that they want the nanny to do playdates with?