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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nanny here.  I love to cook and make all food for my charges from scratch (and we go grocery shopping weekly so that I can get anything I need to make their meals).  I use nutritional guidelines from the AAP to plan their meals.[/quote]
Sounds good to me.

I bet your employer is paying you more than OP is paying her person. [/quote]

OP here.  I suppose pay is certainly relevant to this discussion!  We pay $22/hr for one child.  Does that change anyone's answer?  I feel better after reading some of these replies- and this isn't something we clearly discussed or put in the contract, so I think I'm not going to push it too much.[/quote]

You have one lazy, overpaid nanny OP.

Talk to your friends with nannies to get enlightened. Dcum has too much overexaggerated BS.
Our nanny was paid $15-19/hour over our five years and always made healthy food for our children.
Bethesda.[/quote]
Does she have any cheap friends?[/quote]

She has an excellent network of fellow caring nannies. If she needs to leave early for the dentist or something, one of them fills in.  Now we have 3 extra talented babysitters we know too!  And my co-worker just hired one of them for their new baby coming!  We couldn't be happier about the care and attention our children receive.  Going on year 5 now. [/quote]

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