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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My father, a devoted Fox News watcher since he retired,  made an idiotic and insulting comment to our nanny regarding politics once.  Our nanny tried to politely get away from him but he persisted and made her extremely uncomfortable.  I apologized for him and did make it clear to her that she would never have to be in the same room with him again.  When DD's next "event" came around, I invited our nanny and not my father.  Our nanny's presence at this even meant far more to DD than her grandfather's presence ever would.

The bottom line is that your father does not need to be there everyday while your nanny does.  Show her that you support her.  [/quote]

Sounds like you have your priorities all mixed up. You value your employee more than your own father? I can PROMISE you that your grandfather is more important in your child's life than a nanny. It's really sad that you are sabotaging that relationship before your daughter has the chance to decide for herself if she wants to have a grandfather in her life.[/quote]

You do not know my father, our nanny or my child.  My child has Down's Syndrome and wonderful nannies like ours are few and far between.  My DD needs her nanny and does not need her grandfather.  DD has her grandfather in her life - just not at any function where she would rather have her nanny present.  My father created this situation - not me, DD or our nanny.

I know my life and I know I have my priorities exactly in the right place.  [/quote]

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