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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She's just not the right nanny for you. You're trying to make a square peg fit a round hole. You need a nanny who can drive. That's pretty straightforward. For the rate you're offering you will be astounded at the level of care and service you can find if you do a search. Truly. You'll wonder why you waited so long.[/quote] +1 For what you're paying you should be getting quality care, not extra frustration English speaking or not. [/quote] This exactly. The wages and the non-English-speaking are red herrings. Your issue is that you are paying an excellent wage for a nanny that is "not very professional," does not drive and requires you to miss work to drive them places, needs a ride to the Metro in order to get to your house every day, requires way too much effort in terms of helping her out, etc. She's also 61 - perhaps she's a spry 61, but I would assume that few 61-year-olds would have the energy to be keeping up with a toddler for a full-time work schedule. Obviously this is not the nanny you need. You will find tons of well-qualified nannies for $17 an hour for one toddler. [/quote]
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