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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Fire your nanny, OP.  Yes, of course a nanny can take a "lunch hour" when the child is napping and rest but her break is over the instant the child wakes up.  No ifs, ands or buts.  [/quote]

IF and only if the child sleeps for one hour. If I get an hour lunch break I am taking an hour. Unless your child gets seriously injured of course. but just because he woke up early from a nap does not mean I lose my lunch hour.[/quote]

OMG, you are a horrible nanny!  Get an office job and stay away from young children!  [/quote]

+1.  This is not how being a nanny works.  When the child is awake, you must be fully engaged with that child.  You can finish your lunch while the child eats his or hers, but leaving a crying child in a crib while you eat your lunch is beyond unacceptable.  I can't even imagine how you don't know this. [/quote]

Well so far I've been a good enough nanny to keep my charge on a reliable schedule, so it hasn't been an issue. But I can't work without a lunch break.[/quote]

Sorry, Princess, but you are in the wrong profession.  [/quote]

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