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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Generally two weeks notice is all you need to give.  This is standard across most professions.  If you have an amazing relationship with your NF and trust that they won't let you go immediately then you might give them more notice.[/quote]

Our previous nanny gave us 2 weeks notice and we were very angry at her. As it's really difficult to find a good, professional, loving and caring nanny in 2 weeks.[/quote]

Waaaah  :roll:  Unless you had a contractually stipulated notice period, two weeks is a standard and professional amount of notice to give, and most nannies are lucky if they even get that. How much lead time did you give your nanny when you hired her? Did you hire her with enough time give more than 2 weeks notice to her previous employers? Likely not. In my experience most nanny jobs start almost immediately. I'm not sure how employers like you reconcile these two expectations. When hiring you want immediate availability, yet expect weeks upon weeks of notice. It simply doesn't work that way. [/quote]

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