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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]All people need human interaction to have a truly fulfilling life, please remember that your nanny is human too. I can think of many ways this is a benefit for your child but here are just a few:

1. She probably has other nannies she can meet up with to form play groups. That is both free to you and good for socializing your little one.

2. Another nanny who knows your baby is another set of eyes on your child at the park. Not that she will not pay attention but nanny friends look out for one another's charges and there is even less chance anyone will get hurt.

3. She is less likely to quit the job. Every person needs support from time to time. Unless you are a single parent (bless their hearts) chances are you rarely have your kids for 10 to 12 hours without a single break. That is the type of stress her nanny friends understand and will help her with.

4. Nannies who know her are more likely to provide emergency care in an emergency. Last year I learned that my grandfather died while I was with my kiddo. Fortunately, another nanny who the family knew from our numerous play dates was able to come over with no advance notice so I could get home.

OP, none of this applies to nannies who gossip about their families private business though. That is not professional, its unacceptable.[/quote]

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What a lot of parents who work out of the home seem to forget is that nannies are adults who need adult interaction as well. Other nannies are in some ways our "coworkers".[/quote]

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