Just find a nice home Daycare

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Anonymous wrote:Frankly, the nanny should provide these things and hand their employer the receipt.

I think this is an excellent way to handle it.

What? Who are you people?

Anonymous wrote:You sound petty. I'd be annoyed that the other family is not organized, but not to the point that I make a post about it on DCUM. Also, why don't you bring it up with the other family? Send an email and share your concerns and see what they say.

They want it to be see. Here by the other family. OP is a shamer

Just get a stroller blanket that ties to the stroller and covers them both.
How hard and expensive is an extra 1/2 sandwich and a couple,apple slices or whatever?

I did many nanny shares as the nanny and often bought the food myself. When the kids are young it’s so much easier if the kids are eating the same thing. Some parents would rotate who brought food. One would drop off a jar of spaghetti sauce and some pasta and snacks. Another would bring hot dogs annd Mac and cheese or whatever. Easy.

Anonymous wrote:I honestly can't imagine giving a second thought to providing food if needed to a toddler who is in my home and with my child nine hours a day. Its one egg and a banana and 3 crackers or something. GMAFB.

It sounds like OP is from another country. Are there countries with reputations for being stingy with food?

Why the shade on other countries? Plenty of Americans are holier than thou and stingy AF.

The other family sound so very inconsiderate!

Would it be possible for you to find another family to do your nannyshare with?

I honestly can't imagine giving a second thought to providing food if needed to a toddler who is in my home and with my child nine hours a day. Its one egg and a banana and 3 crackers or something. GMAFB.

It sounds like OP is from another country. Are there countries with reputations for being stingy with food?