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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]MB here.  I'd rather DS' nanny take a power nap during his nap time and be refreshed and ready to go over her being tired and sluggish and counting the minutes until I get home.  When we hired her we told her to feel free to use the guest bedroom to take a nap during DS' naps (although he's down to 1 nap now).  She doesn't have a whole lot of things to do other than pick up/help DS pick up.  No laundry, no cleaning.  so don't really care what she does during nap time.  I can usually tell whn she's taken a nap since she makes the bed differently than I do.  Most Fridays if she's taken a Nap in the bed she will let me know she washed the linens so they were clean ones on the bed.

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On the other hand you could hire someone who doesn't need naps and won't be a cranky whiney baby (talking about your nanny) when you get home. A good nanny should never be counting down the seconds until you get home, nap or not.[/quote]

Quoted MB here.  Please, DH and I both work tiring jobs.  There are many days we look at the clock because we just want to get home and relax.  I stayed Home with DS for the first year and a half of his life and there were days that I couldn't wait til DH got home.  That certainly didn't make me a terrible mom. His nanny has not once acted like a cranky, whiny baby on Days she doesn't nap but I'm a firm believer that people in all professions would be more productive if they were able to take a recharging power nap during the day. And I believe that That's the reasoning Google and other companies use [/quote]

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