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[quote=Anonymous]Op update- took the kids by myself a few weeks ago. They behaved very well and greatly enjoyed the outing. Thank you to those that took the time to give honest and not mean feedback. It was helpful. I realize that the bottom line is the nanny really cannot handle them well at the ages they are now. She was a great nanny for an infant and toddler but now she seems stressed. Despite knowing her since birth, ny kids cry when she arrives and beg me not to leave them with her. My oldest tells me she yells at them a lot now that he is home from school and able to observe what happens at the house. We are planning to find someone else in the fall. To the 67 year old I offended- I did not mean to be ageist and I apologize. My 73 year old mother would have no trouble with this activity which is why I was surprised when the nanny said no. [/quote]
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