Yes, I think that sounds perfect.

It sounds to me like you have planned this whole thing out very effectively and thought everything out.

Good luck and I hope it all runs smoothly.

Yeah, just give your notice to the father, or whomever relieved you. Big whoop.

Anonymous wrote:MB here. Yes, text her and be prepared to leave her a paper copy of your email as well, indicating that you tried to talk with her in person in case she blows you off.

I'll never understand parents who don't interact with their nannies regularly - how exactly does that work??

It works like this: I leave at 7:15 in the morning. DH leaves around 8:30am, after the nanny arrives. He gets home at 5 or 5:30, and I get home around 7 or 7:30. So I never interact with the nanny. DH does.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She's going to let you go immediately. She also sounds like a PITA

Well any nanny who gives notice and quits doesn't deserve a job, I'd fire her too.

You seem completely rational.

You seem like the same troll who wrote the response you are commenting on. It's your syntax and grammar.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She's going to let you go immediately. She also sounds like a PITA

Well any nanny who gives notice and quits doesn't deserve a job, I'd fire her too.

You seem completely rational.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She's going to let you go immediately. She also sounds like a PITA

Well any nanny who gives notice and quits doesn't deserve a job, I'd fire her too.

Well, aren't you a huffy little troll today!

Anonymous wrote:She's going to let you go immediately. She also sounds like a PITA

Well any nanny who gives notice and quits doesn't deserve a job, I'd fire her too.

She's going to let you go immediately. She also sounds like a PITA

MB here. Yes, text her and be prepared to leave her a paper copy of your email as well, indicating that you tried to talk with her in person in case she blows you off.

I'll never understand parents who don't interact with their nannies regularly - how exactly does that work??

Yes, of course, this is an important issue so let her know that this is important!!!

Sure.

I barely get a chance to talk to MB, And she rarely answers the phone, returns calls or responds to text messages. I need to give notice today, I plan to talk to her if she's home and send a predrafted email with all the details spelled out after our conversation.

Would it be okay to text her and ask if she'd be home this evening so we can have a chance to chat? I want to make sure I can give notice in person.