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[quote=Anonymous]How old is your DC?

If you're feeling so worried, you could sign up your DC to some classes with the nanny. After a few classes go yourself and speak to the other mothers/nannies/teachers there and find out how your DC is being treated while you're not there.

These I Saw Your Nanny Posts are awful. Often events are taken out of context by busy bodies who make it seem like the nanny is being heartless and mean to a child when in reality she was probably teaching the kid that you only get something if you say please, so that's why the child is grabbing at something while walking down the street crying. Of course some of those incidents are terrible and I do hope the parents are made aware (in which case it's probably much more useful to follow the nanny and the child to find out where they live and speak to the parents than take a picture and write about it on a website not so many people use?). Don't read them. It's like reading illustrated car crash reports for a car you're going to buy. Of course people are going to die in car crashes, it doesn't mean you shouldn't drive a car. You just have to be careful, do your best research and trust your instincts.

As a nanny, I wouldn't want to be under the 'observation' of someone else, which is what I'm guessing the company provides, someone monitoring the nanny the entire time and then sending the parents samples. I could understand (but wouldn't work for) parents who insist on a nanny cam, but this seems completely over the top.

As an employer, I would be uncomfortable to give more people access to my home and private life than at all necessary. [/quote]

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