Anonymous wrote:Use Uber/Lyft to take nanny and child to the program so she doesn’t have to deal with traffic and can leave whenever it gets too hot or the activity is inappropriate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If it’s just a once a week summer thing, I would tell the nanny to suck it up.
I’d tell you, find a new nanny. Problem solved.
Anonymous wrote:If it’s just a once a week summer thing, I would tell the nanny to suck it up.
Anonymous wrote:Hope you have time to look for a new nanny .
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. It is just a summer thing and they do not post what the activity/group is going to be ahead of time. I can’t take off work.
Thanks for the replies.
If you know the person who runs it and truly are using this as a business in, this feels like an easy excuse: “Oh, we love the ones that are age appropriate, but unfortunately DC has had to leave a few times because the activities were too advanced for her. Is there a way to find a list of what will be happening each week? I don’t think we can continue going if we risk leaving, it’s too disruptive to DCs schedule, but if we knew the activity would be something DC could do we would go”
They might give you the list, but then you can at least give nanny the compromise of not every week.
Anonymous wrote:I’ll go against the grain and say that this is part of nanny’s job description. She needs to take the kid. If the kid hates it, that’s one thing.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. It is just a summer thing and they do not post what the activity/group is going to be ahead of time. I can’t take off work.
Thanks for the replies.