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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not trying to be combative, truly.  It just bugs me when threads get all spun up based on a statement that is complete assumption.  So someone's says that Waldorf parents wouldn't want their kids to have tech tools.  Then someone else says I bet they wouldn't even want the nanny to use her phone while the kids are sleeping.  Then someone else says that wouldn't work for me.  Then someone else says I would never work for a parent that says they're into Waldorf!!!

Ok....except there is nothing anywhere that says that a parent that is interested in Waldorf wouldn't allow their nanny to use their phone while the kids were sleeping.  So chill.  Ask questions.

We can probably assume that a parent who was into Waldorf wouldn't allow screen time for the kid.  They'll probably have natural toys.  They'll probably ask a lot of the nanny in terms of planning for learning about nature, and cooking and home-based type activities that involve doing lots together.  They won't be as concerned about teaching letters and numbers.  They'll want the nanny to prepare whole foods for meals.  Etc.  That's really all we can assume.

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I get that, but I also don't see anything wrong with me saying "wow. No tech? That wouldn't work for me. Note to self: skip Waldorf families." And if you look back, I added in a winking smiley to imply I was semi joking.

Why do you care what families I choose to work for or choose not to work for? It has zero effect on you. [/quote]

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