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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Single nanny may not tell you what she is doing (probably dating) outside her work hours. You cannot trust anyone you only know a few months/weeks, no matter if they are single or married. Their "previous" employers probably did not follow them 24/7, and it was pre-coronavirus time anyway, so they cannot vouch where nannies spend their free time. My point is, you can only trust someone you know for years, or you have to accept the risks. Mature, married nanny will probably take much greater care of herself (and a husband in older age group) and will follow the rules better than someone with low risk, though again older nanny will probably not be working at all right now.[/quote]

Not true.  Our older, widowed nanny has never stopped working for us and we trust her.

NP here and I would go with a live-alone nanny first too during this.  Just makes sense to limit possible exposure.  In your example of the married nanny, you are asking me to trust the actions of two people - nanny and her husband.  With a nanny who lives alone, I am asked to trust just one person. [/quote]

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