nanny yelled at by neighbor re parking

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it possible your nanny was over the line but told you she wasn't?

Is it possible for you to read before responding?

Unless he witnessed the altercation it's pretty likely she fixed the parking job after getting called out, genius.

I doubt she would do that.. Sort of honest to a fault. And even if she was over the line, it wouldn't merit that kind of vitriol.

[Anonymous]

The ideal solution here OP would be to contact your neighbor directly & try to talk it out w/her.
Hopefully you two can find a way to work this out just between you two.

If your neighbor continues to be unreasonable about this, then the landlord may need to get involved.

Hopefully it doesn't get to that point.

Good luck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have a similar issue on our suburban street. Apparently a few of our neighbors think they have designated spots on a public street, and more than once have spoken to our nanny about where she parks. Fortunately, they haven't been as nasty to her as this woman was to your nanny, so we tend to laugh about it with our nanny and then ignore it.

In your situation, I would probably do something. Do you have a building manager you can go to? It's not a bad idea to get in there first and make note of her complaint and nastiness, just in case she winds up doing something like this again, or making baseless accusations about your nanny. Then, you could consider knocking on her door and speaking to her in person. Hopefully she can blow off a little steam on you and you can be gracious (not necessarily apologetic) and tell her you'll speak to the nanny but make clear that in the future she needs to not yell at your nanny, and she's welcome to speak to you. Sometimes nasty people like that just need someone to yell at and/or to feel like their concern is being heard. It's pretty clearly not about your nanny.

Your nanny should park in front of your house, not theirs. Its common decency.

OP, leave it alone and just ignore her.

Lol, you must not be familiar with public parking on a suburban street. It may not be an option for her to park in front of her employers house because like stated before, It is a PUBLIC street. There is no assigned parking. I know plenty of times i live on a public street. Its first come first serve parking and plenty of times i come home and im not able to park in front of my house because someone else already is. I dont have the option of getting upset though because its a public street. lol.