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[quote=Anonymous]I was given two months notice last year when the family I worked for was moving away. I was really grateful for that Rob I was really sad to not be working for them anymore. The one thing that made the job hunt harder was I didn't have an exact end and just late August or early September. I also had a trip planned (and already booked and paid for) to the UK in October,  the trip was booked a month before I knew I'd be Nov hunting. My two cents is to let her know sooner than later so she can plan accordingly. Had I known is be job hunting in the late summer I wouldn't have planned the trip for a month later (though it all worked out in the end and I'm glad I went.)

I had another family hire me for a temporary time,  probably 9 months, until a slot opened at daycare and a slot opened after 3 months. I was annoyed to be job searching so soon,  and I really liked the kids so it was a bummer. The parents were nice but pretty self centered. The only way my ethic changed was I no longer woke the older kid up after  a one hour nap and let him sleep until he was rested. I no longer card is he was awake until 930 when he he was clearly exhausted during the day.

OP I wouldn't worry too much about the nannys work slacking. So what is she does look at her phone more. Big whoop. Get them a pass to the pool or other super fun place and just relax. It will be ok.  [/quote]

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