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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love the transition time!  I am happy to see DC and want to hear everything about her day and anything new that she learned.  She also has a few minor health issues and I need to know what she ate and drank that day.

I do get home early enough for Nanny to "debrief" me and then she gives DC her chance to say good-bye and do their routine.

The mornings are so rushed that I love the moments I have with DC's nanny to kind of share the day.  [/quote]

If nanny stayed 15 minutes talking with you mainly about DC's day but also a little bit of personal chat would you pay her for those extra 15 minutes? What if it pushed her into overtime, would you compensate her fairly?[/quote]

Our nanny is already well into overtime by the time I get home and has never stayed for fifteen minutes.  As I said, I always get home earlier than her quitting time.  However, knowing Nanny, she would never accept an additional quarter of an hour's overtime pay to talk about DC.  Never.  [/quote]

As it should be.[/quote]

Oh, dear God - shut up!  Who are you to comment on what our nanny or I should or should not do?  We are all blessed to have her in our lives.   [/quote]

Good on you for keeping your nanny in line. Don't let her become one of these DCUM ladies that try to nickel and dime everything. <3[/quote]

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