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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is a minor thing, yes. And, it costs money yes. honestly as MB I can chaulk it up as a few extra dollars a day spent in childcare. (And nannies note, this is where the money goes next time raises are under discussion). The underlying issue why it would bother me is that [b]I am pretty sure the nannies are not like this at their own homes[/b]. It is about treating others as you would like to be treated. And, they have control in their day a human being and I think this characteristic would apply to treating other people's children as you would like to have yours treated. Having very little ones, who cannot express how they feel or what went on during the day, this kind of behavior would eat away at the trust I have for the nanny. I had the pleasure and luck of nannies who took the job seriously, worked hard and would never be so careless and thoughtless. I have had one nanny who was wasteful. It is something to consider and in the long run, I do not think you should have this kind of nanny around. You can do better for yourself and for the children.[/quote]

I do the same things at work that I do at home.  Dishcloth is for washing dishes by hand, immediately goes into laundry once I'm done.  Dish towel is the same.  If I use a baby washcloth, it immediately goes into the laundry after wiping hands, face and if necessary, chest.  I don't play around with germs, but I also make sure the children get limited exposure so that they build up a decent immune response.[/quote]

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