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[quote=Anonymous]MB here.  Taking everything you say here at your work, you are not over-reacting.  I would fire her immediately.

Not using the safer burners I could perhaps work with - reinforcing/requiring her to do it my way.  Learning a route that is necessary to care for your child is important - one screw up ok, but given that you showed it to her and she went a different way - that would concern me.  Lying about it to you - that's the first deal-breaker for me.   I won't tolerate lying - if you lie to me about this kind of stuff then I feel like I can't believe you on other things and I have to trust the person who cares for my children.  Honesty, safety, reliability, trustworthiness are non-negotiables for me.

Bathing two children in different locations?  That just doesn't make sense.  She has no common sense, or doesn't understand risks, etc...

I would not feel safe leaving my children in her care.  She has repeatedly ignored your instructions, made your kid(s) late for an appointment, put them at risk in a couple of ways that made you uneasy, and she's still new in the position?  Totally unacceptable.

I'm sorry OP - what a nightmare for you.[/quote]

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