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[quote=Anonymous]I've seen this becoming an increasing trend with many first time parents. Many have had their nannies come for a day or two they go back to work. Normally they are already hired and they spend time with the mother and baby seeing how the days goes. Others spend time at home and then run errands.

I have always wondered why have " shadow days" if you hired this person. Presumably she is well experienced and recommended in her field, and you must trust her if she was hired. So what are the reasons? Time to bond with the baby, more peace of mind when going back, etc.? Or do you only do this when you have doubt in the nanny?

I am a nanny who has done this with almost every family ( 5 out of 8). I have 7 years nanny experience with infants and I'm very highly recommended. Most of the time the mothers were in and out or in the background while I interacted. I've always had parents say they had the upmost confidence when hiring me and how he knew their child would be well cared for.

So from a MBs perspective, tell us why? [/quote]

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