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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, I take the points about the value of independent play UNDER THE NANNY'S OBSERVATION. Thank you for raising that perspective. What worries me is that my child it outside the nanny's view for 10-15 minutes. This seems like a safety hazard to me. My child still puts things in their mouth. While I do my best to keep the floors clean, I worry that my child could put something in their mouth and choke on it while the nanny is out of the room. Sure my child could put something in their moth and start choking while the nanny is in the room, but the nanny's response time would be much, much quicker if my child were within the nanny's view vs. out of the room for 10-15 minutes while my child is choking. I'll definitely talk to the nanny about this. I find there are usually good reason for things I see and don't fully understand (not just with the nanny but in many relationships). Again, my concern here is safety. I was wondering if others had dealt with this and other views on how long is ok for a child approximately 18 months to be left alone. [/quote] I've worked with many children at that age. It sounds like your child needs a safer environment if there are choking items on the floor. The nanny should expect to find a safe environment when she arrives every morning, as should you when you arrive in the evening.[/quote]
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