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[quote=Anonymous]Honestly, if you haven't been in this type of arrangement then you shouldn't comment— this whole 'nanny will favor her kid' is so untrue.  It's actually the opposite.  We don't want anything to jeopardize our job and it's viewed as a privilege  that can be taken away at any given moment.  I am a mother and a nanny who brings her own child to work.  While I am experienced enough to care and interact with multiple children, simultaneously, if it's ever a time where I cannot, my charge will be taken care of first-- that's just how it is, and for many nannies.

Op, in my arrangement, the family already had an extra pack-n-play and I contributed to a double stroller.  All things child related I cover for my own child and I bring his food, diapers, clothes, etc., and I have a bin at their home— they also arranged a drawer for him.  It works for everyone; I get to bring my child and both kids have a playmate.  You can always offer a trial period as well but not sure how you feel doing so with COVID-19.

* to the pp who stated toddlers don't play together, clearly you aren't a caregiver and I question if you're even a mom and just someone trying to stir the pot.  Toddlers will interact with others, they will also play alongside each other or chose to venture off and do their own thing and that's with any age.  [/quote]

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