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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You will not keep a nanny very long if you don't allow her to drive. 3 reasons:

1. She will get bored very, very fast.  Have you ever stayed in the house (or 1 park) with an infant for (presumably) 40+ hours per week?  I have.  It was awful and I qui my job after having grown to resent my employers.
2. Your baby needs to see people other than your nanny.  She will be spending a bulk of her awake time with 1 person.  She needs to experience other people, sounds, smells and sights.  
3. She know you don't trust her.  This is a huge reason. Her best will never be good enough because she knows you won't trust her no matter what.

You have to let go a little bit OP.  [/quote]
1. Plenty of people survive, dare I say thrive, without spending all day driving to museums, gymboree, and target.  Any good childcare provider should be able to be entertained/ing and happy without constant stimulation. The best place for babies is at home, despite how bored you may find it. 
2. Babies can get all of the stimulation that they need by taking a walk to the park or around the neighborhood. New sights, sounds, and smells can happen on the weekends when the parents are comfortable transporting their child in a car. 
3. Of course the parents don't trust the nanny outright! Trust is earned. If you equate this with someone never being able to trust you no matter what (talk about dramatic!) you are in the wrong field...though I suspect this anyways from the majority of your response. [/quote]

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