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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, if your current nanny doesn’t work out with reduced hours, another option to consider is live-in help. With needing 12 hrs a day of coverage (sometimes unpredictable hours), it might be easier to find a good live-in nanny. Then it might be easier to find someone who actually agrees to be flexible. [/quote] I was going to suggest this, too. DH’s brother and sister-in-law have always had live-ins since they work long hours. The nanny gets time off during the day when the children are in school and their rule is that the nanny is off-duty when the first parent comes home. The parents have established clear boundaries with the children so the children know not to bother the nanny when a parent is home. [/quote]
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