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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a triplet nanny, on my 3rd set of triplets as a full time nanny. Have also worked with a couple other sets of triplets part time either babysitting or overnights, several sets of twins and one set of quadruplets. This subject comes up every once in a while here and the response is almost always overwhelmingly negative. It's a difficult job but if you screen well you can find a great nanny. I'd personally look for someone who has twin/triplet/quadruplet experience. There are other nannies out there like myself that really like this type of job, you just have to search to find them. There are a few logistical things that need to be worked out though. Transportation is a big one as not every nanny will have a car big enough or be willing to transport 3 children. Triple stroller is another one. I've used every triple on the market at one time or another. There is no perfect triple, so you have to research and decide what is the best choice for you. [/quote] The difference is that this is three sets of parents to work with, too. So, when an issue comes up with triplets (like when one needs to be held a lot more than the others), the parents can help make that call with the nanny. When it comes up in a three-infant share, all of the parents worry that their child will get the short end of the nanny's attention. That's also three employers the nanny has to deal with for pay, vacation coordination and any other HR-type stuff. It's so much more work that it would only be worth it for a high rate, but why would the families pay more than they'd have to for a more reasonable 2-baby share?[/quote]
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