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[quote=Anonymous][quote]I am way too devoted to my charge. I just need to pull back emotionally a bit and don't know how to do it. I honestly get teary-eyed when I think that I may have to leave this job (I need more hours and I'm getting worn down by my MB). I was a preschool teacher for many years, but this is my first long-tern nanny position. My charge is 18 months old and I have been with him since his birth. Smart parents will do what they can to maintain the established bond between their child and a beloved nanny. If not, the consequences are profound and permanent.[/quote] This is a myth. There is no data anywhere that says there are "profound and permanent" consequences to changing nannies. [/quote]
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