MB refuses to let me feed on demand

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CPS told me this sort of thing is neglect. Parents who want to do this better not hire a nanny!!

Bullshit. It's not neglect. Feeding on schedule is perfectly normal. Not everyone has knee-jerk reactions like the OP who is clearly an inexperienced nanny without a clue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CPS told me this sort of thing is neglect. Parents who want to do this better not hire a nanny!!

Bullshit. It's not neglect. Feeding on schedule is perfectly normal. Not everyone has knee-jerk reactions like the OP who is clearly an inexperienced nanny without a clue.

How long should an infant be allowed to scream before you feed him? (After which, he's no longer screaming.)

[Anonymous]

I imagine a mother this rigid will only get worse as time goes on. I would not want to work in a situation like that.

I also see the huge value of schedules and how they he children thrive. But a mother who would not allow me to make judgememnt calls when a baby is sick wants a robot, not a nanny. Being that rigid is her choice, but if you stay or leave is your choice. Best wishes, op.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CPS told me this sort of thing is neglect. Parents who want to do this better not hire a nanny!!

Bullshit. It's not neglect. Feeding on schedule is perfectly normal. Not everyone has knee-jerk reactions like the OP who is clearly an inexperienced nanny without a clue.

How long should an infant be allowed to scream before you feed him? (After which, he's no longer screaming.)

Guess what. Sometimes they scream after being fed and changed. What to do? Feed again? Feed all the time?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CPS told me this sort of thing is neglect. Parents who want to do this better not hire a nanny!!

Bullshit. It's not neglect. Feeding on schedule is perfectly normal. Not everyone has knee-jerk reactions like the OP who is clearly an inexperienced nanny without a clue.

How long should an infant be allowed to scream before you feed him? (After which, he's no longer screaming.)

Guess what. Sometimes they scream after being fed and changed. What to do? Feed again? Feed all the time?

Or, you know, use a little common sense.