Anonymous
Post 12/16/2012 01:49     Subject: Christmas gift for boss

I would love that too.

Signed,

MB that would never take advantage of her nanny and always shows appreciation for her gifts
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2012 21:31     Subject: Christmas gift for boss

Last year MB and DB didn't even acknowledge that I gave them gifts (not even the gifts for the kids!!) let alone say thank you so yeah, this year they're not getting anything. I bought stuff for the kids, but definitely spent less than I normally do. If it's not appreciated, why bother?
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2012 21:12     Subject: Christmas gift for boss

Anonymous wrote:Hi all. I was wondering if a "free babysitting" pass and a bottle of wine is a good gift for my employers? Let me know what y'all think! Thanks


Employees do not give employers gifts but if you insist, then make suere uou specify the number of free hours, e.g. , 4 hours free bsbyitting o br taken in 4 consecutive hours, 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm. Forget the wine; free babysitting is more than sufficient. Not a nanny, FWIW. Frankly, I think free babysitting leads to MBs taking advantage, just give the wine.
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2012 16:59     Subject: Christmas gift for boss

I would love that
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2012 14:24     Subject: Christmas gift for boss

Hi all. I was wondering if a "free babysitting" pass and a bottle of wine is a good gift for my employers? Let me know what y'all think! Thanks