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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a Nanny and I personally hate the term “chores.”
I guess it reminds me so much of being parented myself.

How many hours a day does your Nanny work?
I generally think caring for an infant as tougher than caring for older children.

There are frequent feedings, diaper changes, & it can get pretty grueling entertaining an infant since they have a very short attention span.

So during baby’s naps - that is when Nanny rests too.
This allows her to be the best she can possibly be for your child.

It is common sense for a Nanny to wash any bottles/dishes utilized during her shift as well as have the toys/books/puzzles all picked up & put away prior to her ending her shift.

But assigning a Nanny chores is not in the best interest of the Nanny or the child.

It only benefits the parents who are trying to stretch their dollar.
Doing laundry is a job for the laundress, it is a separate duty entirely.

A Nanny’s duties are caring for the child to the best of her abilities.
Keeping your child fed, dry, well-rested, clean, safe & happy.
Aren’t these things more valuable than an empty diaper pail?

Also - - as a final thought....
If you want to have a Nanny who does not use her phone so much, then do not hire a young Nanny.

Btw, I wish you only the best in whatever is the final outcome. :)[/quote]

OP mentioned that the bottles aren't getting washed. So the "common sense" things you mentioned aren't getting done either. [/quote]

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