Does your nanny take your medication?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am a Nanny and find it presumptuous to take any medication in someone's home sans permission.

This is just plain rude.

If she had a headache or stomachache, she should ask you first instead of just helping herself.

WHO does that.....??!

Somebody who's smart enough not to bother their employers over a couple of Advil. That's who.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am a Nanny and find it presumptuous to take any medication in someone's home sans permission.

This is just plain rude.

If she had a headache or stomachache, she should ask you first instead of just helping herself.

WHO does that.....??!

Somebody who's smart enough not to bother their employers over a couple of Advil. That's who.

Don't be a miserable dick. It's normal and polite to shoot a quick text, "Hey, I have a headache and didn't bring any meds. Mind if I have two Advils?"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am a Nanny and find it presumptuous to take any medication in someone's home sans permission.

This is just plain rude.

If she had a headache or stomachache, she should ask you first instead of just helping herself.

WHO does that.....??!

Somebody who's smart enough not to bother their employers over a couple of Advil. That's who.

Don't be a miserable dick. It's normal and polite to shoot a quick text, "Hey, I have a headache and didn't bring any meds. Mind if I have two Advils?"

nobody wants to be bothered over something so trivial during the work day. Do you text and ask permission to use their soap and TP too?

[Anonymous]

I had one who used to take my multi-vitamins.