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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I bet your son is right and she is taking him to a strangers house to clean.  I would either confront her, fire her, or if you really need proof, just ask a private investigator to put a GPS on her car for a week - that alone shouldn't cost more than $500 and it might be cheaper than buying one yourself or switching nannies.[/quote]

[b]Im pretty sure that illegal to put a GPS on someone else's car. It's almost stalking. If she was using their car then that's fine.[/b] Honestly, I bet she's going to her own house to clean. Ppl don't hire a made for two hours. If she left at 9:30 and had a play date at 12:30 there is no way she could properly clean. I'd say follow her then knock on the door and fire her on the spot if she is doing that.

I personally am a nanny with no household chores but ill take charges to my apt to clean up but I have permission. My employers are very kind. [/quote]

[b]That's not stalking. Look up the definition of stalking.[/b]

People DO hire 'maids' / 'housekeepers' for two or three hours a day.

OP, she's definitely taking you for a ride and has become to comfortable with her position. I'd get rid of her and get a respectful nanny who will give your kids the care and attention they deserve.[/quote]

No, it's not stalking, but it is an invasion of privacy and leaves you open to lawsuits (unless, as PP said, the owner of the car is the one who installs it).[/quote]

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