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[quote=Anonymous]Nanny here, but I would say the nanny needs to go:

1.  Nobody "plays" with chickens, especially not for an hour.  The chickens are being raised for meat or to produce eggs.  Chickens that are chased don't lay well.  Chickens that run have tougher meat.

2.  Nannies don't teach kids to do illegal things.  By scaling a fence, she's teaching your son that boundaries don't matter and that he can do anything he wants.

3.  I don't know a single nanny who wouldn't lock the door when she left if she wasn't sure she would be back in 15 minutes or less.  Surroundings don't matter.

4.  Every nanny I know has a cell phone to carry for emergencies.  That cell phone is *always* within earshot, and there is no excuse to not answer a parent's calls or texts unless she is currently dealing with an emergency, in which case, you should have had a call from her as soon as the situation stabilized.

5.  If the parent doesn't trust the nanny, the nanny needs to be replaced.

I wish you luck.

Btw, where in an urban setting are your neighbors allowed to have chickens?![/quote]

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