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[quote=Anonymous]If the OP decided to over pay to hire an "educated nanny who loves arts and crafts" instead of the market rate nanny who was honest about we'll go to the library, park, read and do play dough then the overpaid nanny needs to go. Personally, I wouldn't overpay to get someone who was into crafts but if I did and she turned out to be your normal nanny type then I would be annoyed too. No idea if the OP is the same one from the dog thread but employers need to realize that nannies will lie and say anything to get a higher paying job. They want the money and know it will be a pain for you to replace them. If they have little supervision, you may never find out anyway that they lied about what they do. You really need to talk to references to see if the nanny candidate was doing the types of things that you want at a previous job, and start out with a probation period perspective and monitor what she is doing either with a nanny cam or drop in visits. [/quote]
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