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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They did not plan having a special needs kid. If you are unhappy, quit. I am a mom of a special needs kid. I get the hours of running to appointments and assisting. It is not fun, but you do what you need to do. Either suck it up and do it for the child or find a new job. [/quote] This was unnecessary. No one, including OP, is blaming the parents. Perhaps your own situation is making you sensitive. Still, I agree with the underlying felling that OP should decide whether she is still a good fit for her charges changing needs.[/quote] She is more concerned about her social hour with so called play dates than placing the child's needs first. I know how hard and isolating it can be but you make the best of it and meet those needs in other ways. Regardless of the special needs, I would question this nanny as as all kids develop they need instruction and academic support. This is about her social needs, not the child. And, that regardless of special needs would alarm me. [/quote]
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