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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I understand that you would like a Nanny who interacts, stimulates + teaches your son.....

However at six months this can be a little tough.

Babies at this age need multiple feedings, diaper changes, soothing as well as lots of comfort when they cry.
These are the main needs that need fulfilling.

A tummy time where Nanny lies on the floor & speaks, sings, reads and plays w/him are nice but not something to be expected for the entire time he is awake.

It is ideal to do tummy time when he is well-rested, fed and dry.
Say for 20 minutes or so.
Then perhaps some time in the baby swing and/or a walk in the stroller.

I wouldn’t expect any Nanny to sing and read to my baby for the entire three hours he is awake.

However it is your son and if you honestly are not 100% satisfied w/your child’s caregiver then you know you have every right in the world to replace her.

Especially if you are paying a high salary for her.
Contact the agency and see if they can assist you in finding a replacement.

They should want their clients to be 110% satisfied.

Good luck.[/quote]

A sensory bin for a 6 month old will keep his attention for 2 mins, then he'll want to throw everything or try and it eat.  It's pointless.

What do you do with your 6mo when you are with him all day- same as nanny?  Either way, I don't agree with you 100% BUT it's your baby and you should feel satisfied with the service.  [/quote]

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