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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your 6 months old baby is too young for story time. Why don't you read him one story to see how he'll react and how stupid you'll feel for reading a story to a baby who doesn't understand what you're saying ... Most of the other activities you mentioned are good activities. Make a planning each week for the nanny with things she can do since she's not very engaging ...[/quote] Really? Current recommendations are to read to newborns. Yes, storytime could be a bit much but books are not. I think OP the bigger issue is communication. Why is your nanny not doing the things you ask? I'd be more concerned about that than about the lack fo the activties you state. Oh, and your DH is confused. A great nanny SHOULD be an infant and toddler expert -- it's their job! [/quote]
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