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[quote=Anonymous]Well the part of you and her not meshing well personally really would not be a deal-breaker for me since you really do not need to interact w/her much on a daily basis. As long as you can get along in a civil manner is really important here.

However if she is not taking direction from you at all, then it is time to hire someone else.

I am a nanny and I know that it is my responsibility to follow my employer's instructions whether I agree w/them or not.

For her to put the baby down too early for his nap just so she can relax is selfish and irresponsible. For her to leave the play areas a mess is inconsiderate and lazy. What parent wants to walk in from a long day of work and come home to a chaotic mess of toys all over? I always make sure the house is in order so when my bosses arrive, the arrive to a calm and tidy home. Whether or not it stays that way after I leave is not my problem.

And for her to not be able to make simple things like a grilled cheese sandwich is unacceptable. I admit, cooking is not my strong point, yet even I can muster up a grilled cheese sandwich. Cooking for young kids is pretty easy and giving them cold hot dogs is just plain lazy in my book.

I say let her go.

There are many competent and responsible nannies out there seeking work and it would be a shame to stick w/this one when your family could benefit from someone so much better.

Good luck.[/quote]

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