Anonymous
12/27/2014 17:16
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your nanny sounds lovely but its kind of sad that your nanny taught your children all those stuff and you and your husband didn't. I am an MB but we taught ( or worked together) to potty train, ride a bike, transition to a cup, etc.
What an eye roll? Can't admit the truth? It seems like OP doesn't spend any time with her children.
Anonymous
12/27/2014 07:56
Subject: Re:If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
OP, your nanny sounds wonderful and you seem to be a very nice employer. All the best to you and your nanny and I hope both of you can find wonderful replacements for each other. Happy Christmas!
Anonymous
12/27/2014 07:13
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Yikes...I think by posting on here, the OP inadvertently threw herself onto the wolves.
Ouch.
Ouch.
Anonymous
12/27/2014 03:44
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Anonymous wrote:Your nanny sounds lovely but its kind of sad that your nanny taught your children all those stuff and you and your husband didn't. I am an MB but we taught ( or worked together) to potty train, ride a bike, transition to a cup, etc.
Anonymous
12/27/2014 03:43
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Anonymous wrote:What were you doing while your nanny was doing the parenting ? Also , if she's so wonderful, she won't have any trouble finding a job on her own.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 23:34
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Maybe Jessica chose not to use her vacation time.
I think Audrey was trying to show Jessica isn't going to demand a 3 month paid vacation or randomly take a month off.
Jessica sounds great I hope her next family appreciates her as much as you do.
I hope your next nanny is just as awesome.
I think Audrey was trying to show Jessica isn't going to demand a 3 month paid vacation or randomly take a month off.
Jessica sounds great I hope her next family appreciates her as much as you do.
I hope your next nanny is just as awesome.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 23:21
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Anonymous wrote:Your nanny sounds wonderful, but why is it a good thing that she only took one week of vacation in six years? Why wasn't she afforded time off? It's not a positive to think it's a good thing when employees don't take a vacation to rest. Did you work her all year with no breaks? :/
+1
I was totally thinking this!!!!!!!!
Anonymous
12/26/2014 15:34
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Your nanny sounds wonderful, but why is it a good thing that she only took one week of vacation in six years? Why wasn't she afforded time off? It's not a positive to think it's a good thing when employees don't take a vacation to rest. Did you work her all year with no breaks? :/
Anonymous
12/26/2014 15:18
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
She sounds great and she should be compensated accordingly. I wish her all the best.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 15:02
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
What were you doing while your nanny was doing the parenting ? Also , if she's so wonderful, she won't have any trouble finding a job on her own.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 14:52
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Your nanny sounds lovely but its kind of sad that your nanny taught your children all those stuff and you and your husband didn't. I am an MB but we taught ( or worked together) to potty train, ride a bike, transition to a cup, etc.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 14:45
Subject: Re:If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
annmanito wrote:Good question, I couldn't find any forum for nanny available. So, I used the general nanny forum.
It's called Nanny Position Search.
annmanito
12/26/2014 14:42
Subject: Re:If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Good question, I couldn't find any forum for nanny available. So, I used the general nanny forum.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 14:40
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
Why post here?
annmanito
12/26/2014 14:33
Subject: If you are in need of a nanny in 2015, you are in luck! Our loss is your gain.
We are leaving Washington, D.C. and we could not convince our nanny for the last 6 years to relocate with us. It was not for lack of trying on our part.
We have been incredibly fortunate to have our nanny, Jessica, care for our three children from infancy. People from our childrens’ school often stop us to let us know how wonderful she is with our kids and their teachers always mention to us how skilled she is with the kids. Everyone who sees her with the children is incredibly impressed with her. Yet, this is no surprise to us. We are well-aware of how bright, skilled, and caring she is. She has an amazing amount of common sense. Some people have an innate ability to understand children – she is one of them. We are incredibly thankful to have had her for all these years. Our children are content, safe, and cared for well.
Jessica is reliable and hardworking. She arrived at our home promptly. In the six years she worked for us I can count on one hand how many times she was out sick. She took vacation once.
Not only is Jessica an experienced breastfeeding mother she is experienced with mothers who breastfeed. She helped my infants transition to bottles of pumped milk while I was at work and when I was home she brought them to me for breastfeedings. She coordinated feedings with me so that I was never off schedule from my babies’ feeding.
She is terrific with potty training. All of our kids were using the potty by about 16 to 18 months and fully potty trained (through the night) when they were two years old. She never relied on a pacifier to quiet or comfort them. She taught them how to get dressed, brush their teeth, drink from a cup, feed themselves, ride a tricycle, and so much more. She has skillfully assisted with physical therapy and speech development. The bottom line is that she will respect your wishes as to how you want your children raised because she understands they are yours and how you want them raised is your decision.
She is committed to remaining in the D.C. area. She would like to find a family with young children, preferably infants or babies. She likes to work with them as they grow and develop. Prior to working for our family she cared for a special needs child. She is not interested in a nanny share and she prefers to find a family who lives close to Metro. She would prefer to be full-time or nearly so with one family.
Jessica is from El Salvador, so her native language is Spanish. But, her English is excellent. She maintains legal paperwork to remain in the U.S. She pays taxes. We handled all of the income tax withholdings for her. She is trained in CPR for infants, toddlers, and adults. Her certification is up for renewal and she would be happy to do so.
You are welcome to contact me, Audrey, with any questions at nuttan@gmail.com. Jessica may be reached at 301.256.8362. She will be available on or around January 12, 2015.
We have been incredibly fortunate to have our nanny, Jessica, care for our three children from infancy. People from our childrens’ school often stop us to let us know how wonderful she is with our kids and their teachers always mention to us how skilled she is with the kids. Everyone who sees her with the children is incredibly impressed with her. Yet, this is no surprise to us. We are well-aware of how bright, skilled, and caring she is. She has an amazing amount of common sense. Some people have an innate ability to understand children – she is one of them. We are incredibly thankful to have had her for all these years. Our children are content, safe, and cared for well.
Jessica is reliable and hardworking. She arrived at our home promptly. In the six years she worked for us I can count on one hand how many times she was out sick. She took vacation once.
Not only is Jessica an experienced breastfeeding mother she is experienced with mothers who breastfeed. She helped my infants transition to bottles of pumped milk while I was at work and when I was home she brought them to me for breastfeedings. She coordinated feedings with me so that I was never off schedule from my babies’ feeding.
She is terrific with potty training. All of our kids were using the potty by about 16 to 18 months and fully potty trained (through the night) when they were two years old. She never relied on a pacifier to quiet or comfort them. She taught them how to get dressed, brush their teeth, drink from a cup, feed themselves, ride a tricycle, and so much more. She has skillfully assisted with physical therapy and speech development. The bottom line is that she will respect your wishes as to how you want your children raised because she understands they are yours and how you want them raised is your decision.
She is committed to remaining in the D.C. area. She would like to find a family with young children, preferably infants or babies. She likes to work with them as they grow and develop. Prior to working for our family she cared for a special needs child. She is not interested in a nanny share and she prefers to find a family who lives close to Metro. She would prefer to be full-time or nearly so with one family.
Jessica is from El Salvador, so her native language is Spanish. But, her English is excellent. She maintains legal paperwork to remain in the U.S. She pays taxes. We handled all of the income tax withholdings for her. She is trained in CPR for infants, toddlers, and adults. Her certification is up for renewal and she would be happy to do so.
You are welcome to contact me, Audrey, with any questions at nuttan@gmail.com. Jessica may be reached at 301.256.8362. She will be available on or around January 12, 2015.