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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I needed a discount I would do a share with another family not a nanny. A share with another family is less expensive but you have greater benefits in equality between the kids and no expectation to incur other costs for the kids. If a nanny is bringing her child, it will either be awkward to sign your child up for classes/activities or you'll have to pay for the other kid. Same goes for sending extra money for activities or grabbing lunch/snacks out of the house. Since the nanny is an employee of yours, her car insurance or your car insurance probably isn't going to cover an accident involving her child. This liability would scare me.

Its one thing to expect a nanny to follow your parenting guidelines with you child. Its different to expect her to follow your parenting guidelines with her own child so you'll be stuck with her doing her thing. [/quote]

If you're sharing with a nanny, the expectation should be that she pays for activities/meals for her child. You would have to coordinate these things just as you would have to with another family. The accident liability would be the same in a share, but you could have her drive them in her vehicle and pay for a rider for her insurance. These are the same considerations/challenges that come with any type of share, but like I said before its clearly not for you. That's fine, but what works for you is not the standard by which the rest of us make our decisions. [/quote]

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