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[quote=Anonymous]OMG OP, seriously???? 
I posted before here.
You hired an inexperienced nanny, I don't care how much experience she has being a camp counselor where there are other adults running the camp!

This is what's wrong with many nanny jobs, parents and nannies don't talk, and that leads to nannies being fired without warnings, and moms being upset.

You made a commitment to her regarding a job, you have to specify what's important for you, set some ground rules, do that with the next nanny. If there's a problem, talk to her and have her apologize and fix the issue. If it's something serious, fire her.

That's why it's easier to spend more money and hire experienced nannies, although not everybody is perfect. 
Not even moms, everybody makes mistakes. 
I've been doing nanny jobs for over a decade, and realized that every family is different, has different rules. 
But at least I have enough common sense to not leave kids in the home, ever. And personally even if u told me it's ok to leave your 11 year old at home, I'd say I don't feel comfortable. I'm the one who can end up in jail. Why would I risk my life for that? Your kid could run onto the street anytime, I'm sure a 11 year old is old enough to know how to open windows, doors and maybe even turn on the stove. Maybe he would play a trick on the nanny. What is wrong with you??? You're the mom who hired someone inexperienced, plus it's illegal to leave young children home alone.[/quote]

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