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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is this just a bunch of posts by OP posing as new posters?

There is zero clarity her and just a slew of fake pats on the back to OP.[/quote]

That's what I think also.

Professionals have boundaries, almost every nanny position is of a couple of years in tenure until kids age out or nannies move on.  OP needs to either have a thicker skin with her boss, sit down and address concerns with her boss, or move on.  Any of those are fine and up to her.  But a professional nanny also needs to be able to manage her attachment to kids for whom she cares.  Love them sure, but you are only with them for a while and then you'll move on.  You'll love other kids, kids will love other nannies, life goes on...[/quote]
There's one word for you: ruthless.
Your child is in fact a child, not just another job for most of us dedicated nannies. To you he may be a headache. If so, I'm sorry for you both.

Little children need to be loved by their primary caregivers, even if you disagee. Your life will indeed go on, but your child will suffer the consequences of revolving door nannies down the road. Mark my words.[/quote]

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