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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree with previous posters , it is not cheap to ask a nanny to bring their own lunch . I bring my own lunch to work and I do not get an assigned lunch break , I just eat while I do work . Nannies act like it’s polite for employers to provide food for them but the last nanny I had (we told her she can help herself) would drink an entire jar of coffee creamer by herself in less than a week as well as eat all of our fruit, cheese and bread and sometimes even the kids snacks. It was getting ridiculous! After that I told our current nanny to bring her own lunch daily . She chose not to and then I felt bad because she just wasn’t eating at all then . So now I’m back to providing food for the nanny and I agree with the previous mom , it’s an additional thing for me to worry about weekly. I like her though and I pay her very well for her help. I agree with the other moms who said it’s just professional behavior to bring your own lunch daily and not “expect to be fed.”[/quote] I am also really surprised that people are saying that employers should provide their nanny with lunch. Snacks and coffee, sure. But I work at a desk job and bring my own lunch (I don’t take a lunch hour break). Why would a nanny not pack their lunch?[/quote] You presumably are able to leave your office to grab a lunch. A nanny can’t leave. This has been explained countless times on this thread. It’s getting boring now. [/quote] Most professionals don't have time for a lunch break. If a parent is home then they can watch the kids for 30 minutes. Usually breaks are unpaid.[/quote]
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