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[quote=Anonymous]Tell her now.  A good nanny will want to prepare the child she has cared for and loves for the rigors of daycare.  The shift should be gradual for the sake of the child.  Two, regardless of what other rationalizing mothers are posting, is a very difficult time to transition to group care.  Do some research on this, OP - try to help your baby as much as possible and having your nanny's support during this transition will help your child.

Our wonderful nanny ALWAYS knew that DS would be starting preschool and aftercare at three-years-old.  She stayed with him through his first two weeks in school and aftercare (increasing his time in school/aftercare every day) which made it easier for him.  During that time, she asked for a few hours off to interview for a new job but never once slacked in her responsibilities or dedication to our little guy.  She got a great job right away and loves her new charge but still sees my son regularly.  This has been so important to him!

Do right by a wonderful nanny and tell her now.  [/quote]

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