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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So - you have a nanny who: - does not carry out your wishes - perhaps intentionally. - makes you uncomfortable with her commentary on your lifestyle/choices - does not maintain order, and seemingly refuses to do so when asked directly - cannot cook basic hot meals for your children You feel like you don't get along with her. I don't see a gray area here. At minimum she is not a fit for your family. You can leave it there, or you can characterize her behavior as outright defying your wishes on everything from tidiness to diet to sleep. Find a replacement without any guilt. - MB [/quote] While as a nanny, I agree generally, I think it would be best if OP gave nanny the opportunity to change by writing down her needs/demands and telling the nanny that this MUST be done and is non-negotiable. Often employers don't realize how vague they sound and how, in trying to me nice, they give an "order" that is easily misconstrued as a possible suggestion. The no-cooking thing is beyond the pale. Does she really expect to give your children only cold, precooked foods for the rest of her tenure with you?! (BTW - Previous nanny is correct - raw hot dogs can easily make a child very sick. Most packaged hot dogs say so right on the packaging) [/quote]
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