I service your child, not you.

[Anonymous]

Yes, "our nanny" is more appropriate and accurate than parents saying "my nanny." If you want to know how the nanny feels about that, just ask her. That's the proper thing to do.

Personally I am offended if a parent refers to me as their nanny. I am not their nanny. I am their child's nanny.

How you refer to someone speaks volumes about you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It boils down to the question of who is the Primary caregiver. That person is either the parent or someone else. Whoever it is, knows the child the best.

Knowing a child takes more than a few minutes a day of "quality time".

Sorry I don't remember where I recently heard this quote:

"The notion of 'quality time' was made up by a parent with very little time for parenting their child."

Ain't that the truth?

Agree.