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[quote=Anonymous]Sometimes people are micromanaged because they need to be. If the baby gets diaper rashes because he/she isn't getting changed often enough - it may warrant a parent being explicit about timing of diaper changes, allowing to airdry to clear a rash, etc. As the saying goes, common sense isn't always common and not everybody has the best judgement. There are some amazing nannies out there; but there are plenty of other ones who are not particularly nice to the children in private or knowledgeable about recommended pediatric practices (would you want a nanny who doesn't know how to safely put a child to sleep? They may have raised multiple children a certain way, but research and practices have progressed). Other than staying at home, OP can also consider daycare, especially if the child is a little older. A high quality one where Supervisors and staff are educated in child development, where there are activities, socialization, and schedules. In some cases, it is better than trying to manage someone. [/quote]
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