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[quote=Anonymous]Having an income that is not "huge" is not the same thing as not being able to afford a nanny. You need to work on reading comprehension.

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why do people that can't actually afford the luxury of a nanny even have them? If you are worried about money so badly put him in preschool, find someone part time, and then when he gets sick or school is closed for holidays, TWD, conferences etc just take off of work yourself and stay home with your child. And if you don't want to pay her for he time don't dare put her on the list for emergency contacts at the school or expect her to have her phone on in case something happens like he starts running a fever while there. They can just call you at work and you can leave early and take him home to nurse him back to health or lay down at your job. [/quote]

Where in the original post say that they can't afford a nanny?  Also, judgy much?[/quote]

"Our income isn't huge, so we feel weird paying for so much down time..."

This is stated in the op.  What is feeling [i]weird[/i]? As if paying someone for caring for their child isn't worth the pay after that person has been with them for a while. Yes I am judging. If you can't afford a nanny then don't have one. Just put your child in daycare and miss work when your child gets sick. have someone part time to pick them up. But it's a very entitled mind frame to think its ok to pay your nanny back by reducing her pay but still wanting her to work for you or be available "just in case".  [/quote][/quote]

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