Gift for Nanny for Mother's Day

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know lots of parents who consider their nanny to be very much of a co-parent.

Until they have to let her go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know lots of parents who consider their nanny to be very much of a co-parent.

But the nanny still did not give birth to the child, therefore not being the mother. Mother's Day is for MOTHERS. I get my days on my nanniversary and nanny appreciation week. Just let your MB have this one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know lots of parents who consider their nanny to be very much of a co-parent.

But the nanny still did not give birth to the child, therefore not being the mother. Mother's Day is for MOTHERS. I get my days on my nanniversary and nanny appreciation week. Just let your MB have this one.

+1

[Anonymous]

A sweet thought, but save it for nanny appreciation week in Sept. Mother's Day is for the mothers. Now if you're asking to do something thoughtful because your nanny is also a mother then I think that isn't odd and would be sweet/thoughtful to get her a mall gift card for her favorite restaurant or some other small thoughtful gift.

[Anonymous]

Yesterday ,my boss even wish me a mother day,....gifts ke,kekekkeeee this is is a dreammmmmmmng!!!

[Anonymous]

I am not a mother, so I don't get gifts for Mother's Day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yesterday ,my boss even wish me a mother day,....gifts ke,kekekkeeee this is is a dreammmmmmmng!!!

A few mimosas too many today?

[Anonymous]

Very weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know lots of parents who consider their nanny to be very much of a co-parent.

But the nanny still did not give birth to the child, therefore not being the mother. Mother's Day is for MOTHERS. I get my days on my nanniversary and nanny appreciation week. Just let your MB have this one.

What do you call the woman who adopted?

[Anonymous]

A woman who adopts a child is a mother, 10:47. A nanny is not a mother. She is important to a child, to be sure, like a teacher, but a nanny is not a mother to her charge.

Why are you having such a tough time understanding this?

[Anonymous]

Some of you believe that being a mother is just a biological event, while others have more of a holistic opinion. Hence the co-parenting image.

[Anonymous]

I would be more apt to give them a gift on Teacher's appreciation day rather than Mother's day. Mother's day is definitely reserved for the parents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would be more apt to give them a gift on Teacher's appreciation day rather than Mother's day. Mother's day is definitely reserved for the parents.

This is a nice idea!

[Anonymous]

What I hate us when a woman is unable to conceive and people say pig that's ok, you're a mother to the kids you nanny, or your nieces, neighbor kids etc. But when it comes time to hand out kudos on mothers day, suddenly the only people who count are the ones who gave birth, whether they chose it or not. The women who do actual mothering and are down in the trenches are told to suck it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What I hate us when a woman is unable to conceive and people say pig that's ok, you're a mother to the kids you nanny, or your nieces, neighbor kids etc. But when it comes time to hand out kudos on mothers day, suddenly the only people who count are the ones who gave birth, whether they chose it or not. The women who do actual mothering and are down in the trenches are told to suck it.

Pig? Wow.