What's the most ridiculous thing you're been reprimanded for?

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Re:What's the most ridiculous thing you're been reprimanded for

Doing too small and frequent of laundry loads.

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Well when I offer guests to eat, excluding me having just cooked a meal of course, I mean a small snack like some oreos or something, not make yourself a prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich on my artisan bread!

Do you also tell them they may not bring their own lunch?

I'd rather you not bring lunch to my house, it's not your personal cafeteria... eat before and after your shift like a normal person.

Are you the one who also doesn't want nanny to have a BM i your toilet?

Who watches the baby while nanny BMs for 25 minutes?

It takes me about two minutes to drop the kids off in the pool. Don't oark the car until you've arrived at your destination.

I'm a nanny with IBS and I sometimes site for 25 minutes trying, or I take multiple frequent trips of shorter duration. I can't wait until the last second because I might have an accident. I haven't told my MB about my problems, because it's not really any of their business, but I just leave DC in his crib when I have to go. Some days are better than others for me, but luckily he is young enough to not care.

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Well when I offer guests to eat, excluding me having just cooked a meal of course, I mean a small snack like some oreos or something, not make yourself a prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich on my artisan bread!

Do you also tell them they may not bring their own lunch?

I'd rather you not bring lunch to my house, it's not your personal cafeteria... eat before and after your shift like a normal person.

Are you the one who also doesn't want nanny to have a BM i your toilet?

Who watches the baby while nanny BMs for 25 minutes?

It takes me about two minutes to drop the kids off in the pool. Don't oark the car until you've arrived at your destination.

I'm a nanny with IBS and I sometimes site for 25 minutes trying, or I take multiple frequent trips of shorter duration. I can't wait until the last second because I might have an accident. I haven't told my MB about my problems, because it's not really any of their business, but I just leave DC in his crib when I have to go. Some days are better than others for me, but luckily he is young enough to not care.

For all you know, one of your employers might be dealing with the same thing.

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yes, hiding medical or physical ailments while you a full-time caretaker is definitely the way to go.

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Anonymous wrote:yes, hiding medical or physical ailments while you a full-time caretaker is definitely the way to go.

It's not MB/DBs business.