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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My son broke his leg at a playground.

He was under nanny supervision.

He is only 4 and he won't be able to walk for the next 6-8 weeks.

What would you do if you were me?

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I hear you OP. It's awful. It happened to my daughter 2 months ago. She broke her arm on nanny's watch because nanny was texting her friend... We fired her the same day. [/quote]
Did you also punish you daughter severely like with a belt ? Clearly your dd did something wrong if she was being so bad she broke her own arm.[/quote]

Don't be pathetic. PP wrote that it was nanny's fault.[/quote]

NO it was the child's fault, the child made a bad choice and broke her own arm. The child is at fault., yes the nanny was distracted but she didn't break the child's arm, the child should be punished for being bad. Children even infants need to learn personal responsibility. if I jump off a house I might die. My nanny can't always save me from my stupid choices. 
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With children, even INFANTS, being so full of personal responsibility, why should we need nannies at all? Children should be able to eat, clean and entertain themselves without getting into trouble. Maybe we should be getting them odd jobs at age 4, they can start earning money instead of costing us money.

that was sarcasm you dumb nanny who wants to teach infants personal responsibility.[/quote]

There's a big difference between an infant who isn't mobile or verbal and a 4 year old who is both while trying to be independent.[/quote]

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