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[quote=Anonymous]OP, this post really brought out the haters. Yours was a perfectly reasonable question. Neither of our nannies arranged playdates at our house or took my DS and his nanny share partner to other kids' houses. They met at the park or, on days when the weather was bad, at places like museums, the library, or the neighborhood rec center. I did not want people I did not know in my house. Both of the nannies my family employed were very kid-focused. For a lot of nannies I see around the neighborhood, the work day is also social hour---the nannies talk on the phone while pushing the stroller or get together with their nanny friends. Sure, it's good for kids to interact with other neighborhood kids, but it is also perfectly reasonable to say no if your nanny wants to invite a friend over and you're not comfortable with it for whatever reason. It's not like they are homebound every day. [/quote]
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