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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These sound like they'd only take ten minutes max to clean up. Would you rather they left the child stewing in a dirty diaper? [/quote] Don't be dense. Of course OP doesn't want that. What's hard about throwing a dirty diaper in the trash? Why couldn't the parents do it? [/quote] MB here. Maybe as they were getting ready to put the diaper in the trash something happened and they got distracted. Like you said, it's almost as easy to put the diaper in the trash as it is to lay it on the dresser. Why assume the worst? I resent the idea that I see on this board that I need to clean up before the nanny comes over. If I was washing clothes and left them in the dryer, it's because I got busy and didn't have a chance to fold them. It's not a passive aggressive message for the nanny. Same with a dishwasher that needs unloaded. Or dishes in the sink. The nannies who walk into a house on Monday morning and find a whole weekend's worth of mess built up for them have very valid points that the MB and DB need to clean up after themselves. The nannies who walk into a house in the morning and find loose ends (which is what I would describe for OP's post) need to get over the idea that the house has to be left perfectly clean each morning. [/quote] You describe a sink full of dirty dishes every morning as "loose ends"? [/quote]
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