Anonymous
Post 09/15/2023 18:50     Subject: Re:Nannyshare proposal- how would you approach?
why can't she watch the other baby while your baby is not asleep? That would see the best solution, the babies would get socialization, and nanny would still have her break. Your friend should actually offer more than 2 hrs a day, maybe they both can play and then nap together like in a real share.
Anonymous
Post 09/14/2023 22:57     Subject: Nannyshare proposal- how would you approach?
Anonymous wrote:This is OP. I don't understand how so many people misread my post. At no time would our nanny be caring for four children. She is being offered an extra $20 an hour to watch my friends baby while my baby sleeps, for a max of two hours a day. This so so my friend can run errands, go to the doctor, start to was back into working etc. It's for 4-5 months until her daycare spot opens up.

FWIW our nanny enthusiastically said yes as she and her husband are saving for a house and she jumped at the extra income. After a lot of back and forth over logistics though she's going to go over to my friends house while I stay with the baby and my friend is going to pay her. No share.


I say this as kindly as possible / your nanny sounds overpaid, lack of experience, mediocre at best and should possibly look into another line of work from what you have said in your original post but yet you’d recommend said person? Of course she jumped for the extra money I seriously would part
Ways and wouldn’t recommend her to anyone