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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Husband here of OP. We are not talking about springing anything. When we made arrangements over a month ago, we discussed flexibility. Didn't seem to be a problem. Now when discussing an actual instance about a month away, we were met with confusion. I guess from reading the initial responses we are way off base but we did think it reasonable that the nanny may be willing to work slightly longer days the following week if needed. Not looking for a one to one of hours exchange just some understanding that [b]life does not work on a perfect, structured schedule. [/b] Oh well, you live and learn. [/quote] My working life as a nanny does work on a perfect, structured schedule. I am at work every single day at the time my employer requested and keep working until the time my employer requested I quit. My employer set my schedule. I follow it. I have obligations to my own family and a second job when I leave work. Please don't make the mistake of assuming your nanny has no life outside of her position with you and your son. [/quote]
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