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[quote=Anonymous]My friend has a nanny (we'll call her Nancy), and she is always saying how wonderful her nanny is. I work part time, and have a nanny when I am at work. My own nanny tells me that Nancy is known around the neighborhood for doing some not-so-great stuff, like going on long walks for fitness each day with the toddler strapped in the stroller, spreading some salacious gossip about other nannies/moms, refusing to take the toddler to any local activities unless she can meet up with her one nanny friend there, etc. On my days at home I've observed this nanny texting for 10 minutes at the park while the toddler was strapped in the stroller and crying, walking very far from the house with the toddler in the stroller (presumably for fitness), and taking a harsh/exasperated tone with the child (not completely out of line, but just sterner than necessary - the nanny is Eastern European and it may be a cultural difference). I don't want to stress my friend out or damage our friendship. But I hate to see her daughter crying in the stroller around our neighborhood during these long walks and at the park. Does any of this rise to the level of mentioning to my friend, or no? If you do think I should mention it to her, how do you think I should go about doing it?[/quote]
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