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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] You’re paying for a service. If your pediatrician, dentist or hairdresser sucked would you work with them or find a new one?[/quote]

I disagree. To use some of your examples: 
Let's say my hairdresser cut my fringe too short, or added too many layers. I wouldn't run out to find a new one. I'd make sure I said something the next time. 
Dentist gave me a shot to numb my mouth before a filling. Came in to check and I'm not numb enough - I'd speak up, and ask him to adjust it. 
Dentist filled the wrong tooth? THEN you'd just switch. But I'd consider the examples OP gave to be on par with things that can be addressed. If OP brings up a discussion and nanny is rude about it/not open to change, then OP should consider whether to let things go or move on. [/quote]

The babysitter (she’s not a nanny) lacks common sense and is working with children. If your dentist, pediatrician or hairdresser lacked common sense, I doubt you would just brush it off. But to each their own. Some people settle and others don’t. [/quote]

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