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

are yo u the op? Why do tweens and teens need a nanny?

The first time you can afford first class? That can't be the case if you're nickel and diming the nanny.

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.

How many kids do you have? How old are they? Personally, if you put your kids in first class and your nanny in second that is a real insult and you are telling her that she is second class citizen in your world. Either keep kids with her or go without her and manage your children as most parents do.

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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.

Rich people are so strange to me. Yes, buy her a first class ticket.

These aren’t rich people. They would know the proper way to act if they were. They’re nouveau riche at best.

There is a really funny guy on tiktok who does rich vs extremely rich bits.

Going to call this one a troll post

This thread makes no sense. She’s being “added on” because she wanted to go on vacation but you won’t need her because you’re kids are teens/tweens yet for some reason she’s still your nanny despite not needing her due to your kids’ ages?

This was obviously made up, but carelessly so. Maybe edit and try another forum, OP.

You gifted your nanny a vacation off the clock. No need to add first class as well. You are doing her a favor. I take it your vacation is somewhere very nice?

Troll.

If f the nanny is traveling on the clock, put her in first, if she's just getting a free ticket to go on vacation off the clock, economy is fine. I would be grateful for a free ticket somewhere and would prefer to sit away from my boss and charges when not working.

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.

“everyone else”? Do you even see how tone deaf you are?

Unless you’re a troll, you are the reason there is so much disdain for the rich.

Why not have her take a bus or a boat instead?

Put her in a checked bag. Free if she is less than 50lbs. Or put one of your little ones in a checked bag.

No way. You all go first or all economy. She is helps you raise your kids, she is like family and should be treated equally.

My friend is a nanny and if she is required to travel with the family, she always joins them in whatever class they go - she has traveled in first class several times.

Anonymous wrote:Most def not first class for the nanny. what are these people thinking

“These people” believe in following the golden rule - do unto others - if op wants to travel in first class then they should treat their nanny the same way.