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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Personally I feel it was very unprofessional for your Nanny to have socialized w/her husband while working. I would feel uneasy seeing pictures of my child in the lap of someone I had never even met! Your Nanny should have known better. Yes, I would request that she no longer socialize w/her husband while working. I get how tough it can be working for parents who telecommute. It is tough, especially if the parents are in ear shot or there is not a ton of space. I always feel like I should make sure that my charge + I do not make too much noise while playing which can be a significant challenge at that age. Depending on how cold it gets where you live - I think during the winter season as long as it is not raining or snowing heavily or below 50-55 degrees, taking a stroller or foot walk should be done as much as possible. I wouldn’t have a huge problem w/them going to the indoor mall, out to eat, etc. as I know a Nanny can get bored staying in the house so long. Happy Nanny = Happy Child. Though w/us still being in a pandemic it is totally understandable to want to limit your child’s contact w/others. I suggest you suggest certain activities they can do in the home. Maybe even purchase certain toys that your child can only play with when the Nanny is there. Some ideas: • Play Doh in the high chair or on a patio outside • Coloring on plain paper or a coloring book • Sticker play (child can put stickers on paper or coloring book • Blowing bubbles • 1/2 Hr every day of screen time watching a show that incorporates some form of education. Kids at this age range love Cocomelon! Etc.[/quote] There’s zero reason to use screens under 2. Between 2 and 5, minimal screens (a 2 minute clip of dancinkg kids that explains thunder and oh tiny s the extent that I do).[/quote]
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