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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cooking (beyond the kid basics) and cleaning (beyond just picking up after the kids) typically aren't nanny duties anyway. [/quote] +1. You have to put your children’s welfare first. [/quote] This is OP and I totally agree, and safety and being warm/nurturing are my top two priorities for our new nanny. However, my previous nanny went well above and beyond (without us asking) and always did all of our laundry, was immaculate at cleaning up while the younger ones are sleeping, would stop by the grocery store to grab things when we ran out without having to be asked, etc. So I know these people exist... just not sure I will find one in the time range I have to look.[/quote] Please don’t allow your new nanny to do your dirty laundry. That is just awful, OP. The new nanny may well run out and get needed supplies for the kids and you should encourage that and make it easy for her by giving her a credit card. Talk to the new nanny about the importance of cleaning up after the kids. But please change, OP. Respect this new nanny. [/quote]
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