Anonymous
Post 04/27/2014 14:46     Subject: To no one in particular...
OP here - I am definitely not a nanny. But you have all inspired me to write her a note this weekend. It's so hard to thank someone who is your life support and "family member" who doesn't "have" to love your kids the way you do, but does.
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2014 10:24     Subject: To no one in particular...
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I am working from home today and I can hear my wonderful nanny excitedly singing (in Spanish) with my 2.5 year old upstairs. My infant is giggling. My heart is so happy that there is a woman in my life with such infinite patience and joy to help me raise my children. I didn't know how I'd feel about having a nanny 2.5 years ago, and I had so many fears, but every single day that she is here I know my kids will be better people for having her in their lives. She works so hard and seems to love my kids the way a family member would. Every single thing she does comes from a place of love and makes me see that she wants the very best for my kids at every turn, just like I do. She also works to make my life less stressful in so many ways that I can't even list them here. I am honored to have her "work" for me and admire her so much.

I know I should say these things to her and someday I will (I have to a degree, but probably not so fully or eloquently), but for now, I just wanted to share this with anyone who might

I think you are very nice person,your nanny is very luck to have you as a boss.


I 'm looking new replacement,I hope I found one family like you!
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2014 07:58     Subject: To no one in particular...
You sound like a gem of an employer and I'm sure your nanny feels like a valued caregiver. If you want to express your gratitude the way you did here I highly suggest a card with a personal note
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2014 05:37     Subject: To no one in particular...
Tell her, Tell her!!!

A nice bonus or raise speaks volumes too...Or even a nice gift card.

A good nanny is worth her weight in gold OP.

Lucky you.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 21:34     Subject: To no one in particular...
She sounds awesome! Write her a card this weekend and tell her!
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 21:29     Subject: To no one in particular...
Tell her, not us.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 20:15     Subject: To no one in particular...
OP, thank you so much for sharing your wonderful child with me. There are no words to express how grateful I am for two things. The first is that you trust me with the most important person in your life. The second is the joy that person brings to my life. I guess we've got a win-win situation on our hands here.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 19:28     Subject: Re:To no one in particular...
Thank you for writing that post.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 19:11     Subject: To no one in particular...
Anonymous wrote:I am working from home today and I can hear my wonderful nanny excitedly singing (in Spanish) with my 2.5 year old upstairs. My infant is giggling. My heart is so happy that there is a woman in my life with such infinite patience and joy to help me raise my children. I didn't know how I'd feel about having a nanny 2.5 years ago, and I had so many fears, but every single day that she is here I know my kids will be better people for having her in their lives. She works so hard and seems to love my kids the way a family member would. Every single thing she does comes from a place of love and makes me see that she wants the very best for my kids at every turn, just like I do. She also works to make my life less stressful in so many ways that I can't even list them here. I am honored to have her "work" for me and admire her so much.

I know I should say these things to her and someday I will (I have to a degree, but probably not so fully or eloquently), but for now, I just wanted to share this with anyone who might

I think you are very nice person,your nanny is very luck to have you as a boss.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 18:08     Subject: To no one in particular...
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You sound like a nanny.


+1

This is unfortunate envy. Such a shame that they can't be happy for OP.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 17:37     Subject: To no one in particular...
Anonymous wrote:You sound like a nanny.


+1
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 17:08     Subject: To no one in particular...
You sound like a nanny.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 17:07     Subject: To no one in particular...
You sound a gem of an employer. You are describing a great nanny and I hope it works out for all of you for many years.
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 16:54     Subject: To no one in particular...
From the bottom of my heart, my most sincere gratitude for sharing with us how your nanny has both enhanced your children's development, and your parenting experience.
You are the parent every nanny hopes to find.

Thank you.

Anonymous
Post 04/25/2014 16:24     Subject: To no one in particular...
I am working from home today and I can hear my wonderful nanny excitedly singing (in Spanish) with my 2.5 year old upstairs. My infant is giggling. My heart is so happy that there is a woman in my life with such infinite patience and joy to help me raise my children. I didn't know how I'd feel about having a nanny 2.5 years ago, and I had so many fears, but every single day that she is here I know my kids will be better people for having her in their lives. She works so hard and seems to love my kids the way a family member would. Every single thing she does comes from a place of love and makes me see that she wants the very best for my kids at every turn, just like I do. She also works to make my life less stressful in so many ways that I can't even list them here. I am honored to have her "work" for me and admire her so much.

I know I should say these things to her and someday I will (I have to a degree, but probably not so fully or eloquently), but for now, I just wanted to share this with anyone who might care!