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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know this is unheard of, but I had been placed by one of the more “elite” nanny agencies to bring along my child to work. The parents who hired me were both physicians, so they could afford whatever they thought was the best care their child could get.[/quote] You have no idea what they could afford. Med school is expensive, they may have up to their eyeballs in student loan debt. Even if they "lived in a big house" and "drove expensive cars," they may have just been trying to keep up with the joneses.[/quote] You have no clue how much I knew about them. You’re just mad they could afford the best.[/quote] The best is a professional who has child care for her own kids and is focused only on her job. This isn't a nanny share. Its a nanny bring her child to work. Nanny share is different.[/quote] FYI, a nanny who has her own young child actually has two jobs: 1. Caring for her charge 2. Caring for her own bio child My pediatric psychiatrist employer loved how well I accomplished both jobs.[/quote] Most psychiatrists are a bit well... anyway. Caring for your child is not a job. You are being a parent. You are refusing to pay for your own child care while you work. A good nanny would be focused on her charge. It is not a nanny share and its not a job caring for your child. Be a responsible working parent and get your child quality child care.[/quote] More parents should consider their children their primary responsibility — and job.[/quote] So, if you child is your priority stay home with them. Most parents work because they need the money and you should be grateful as they pay your salary. It is a responsibility, not job to care for your own kids. As a professional, you should pay for child care.[/quote]
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