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[quote=Anonymous]Have you tried to discuss the issues you are having with her not following your directions?

Reason being is that 3 years is a long time to invest in a nanny and if there is any possible chance that this can work out, it may be worth it. Or not.

I was mainly thinking of how your children would feel...

Anyway your children deserve the best care possible and you deserve a trustworthy nanny so if you feel it's time for both sides to move on, no hard feelings should ensue.

I would tell her ASAP OP. The sooner the better.

Talk to her directly and keep the reason(s) short & sweet. Just inform her that you feel it is best for both sides to move on and that your needs have evolved.

You can offer her pay for a few weeks, but don't feel obligated since her job performance has been sub-par.

And I personally wouldn't provide a reference for her if she had issues with taking direction.
This is a big thing for most families and you would be doing another family a great disservice by recommending her.

Hope this helps out![/quote]

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