My nanny baby has started calling me Mommy ?

My charge came up with the nickname "Bonny" on his own - my name sounds nothing like Bonny. Then one day he said, "Bonny Boo I wuv you". Such a doll baby!

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Anonymous wrote:My charges use my name like respectful children instead of calling me "nanny".... no one likes to be called "the IT guy" or "the chick from HR"

I am a doctor. My patients call me "Doctor". My nanny is a nanny. My children call her "Nanny Mary".

You sound like a horrible person. A persons job doesn't define them. Her name is Mary. Just Mary.

What about being called "Doctor" or "Coach" or "Professor"?! For God's sake, learn from your errors, PP!! Don't just keep repeating the same thing over and over again. You have been proven wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My charges use my name like respectful children instead of calling me "nanny".... no one likes to be called "the IT guy" or "the chick from HR"

I am a doctor. My patients call me "Doctor". My nanny is a nanny. My children call her "Nanny Mary".

You sound like a horrible person. A persons job doesn't define them. Her name is Mary. Just Mary.

Yawn...

Mary asked to be called Nanny Mary. We suggested Miss Mary or Miss Smith and she said she wanted Nanny Mary.

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Anonymous wrote:My charges use my name like respectful children instead of calling me "nanny".... no one likes to be called "the IT guy" or "the chick from HR"

I am a doctor. My patients call me "Doctor". My nanny is a nanny. My children call her "Nanny Mary".

You sound like a horrible person. A persons job doesn't define them. Her name is Mary. Just Mary.

My former charge would introduce me by saying this is my nanny, she feeds me.

Anonymous wrote:My charges use my name like respectful children instead of calling me "nanny".... no one likes to be called "the IT guy" or "the chick from HR"

Yes, and another sweet thread turns sour on DCUM.

Did it ever occur to you, PP, to just keep your opinion to yourself? You really don't have to comment on everything you don't approve of.

Anonymous wrote:My charges use my name like respectful children instead of calling me "nanny".... no one likes to be called "the IT guy" or "the chick from HR"

I am a doctor. My patients call me "Doctor". My nanny is a nanny. My children call her "Nanny Mary".

Anonymous wrote:My charges use my name like respectful children instead of calling me "nanny".... no one likes to be called "the IT guy" or "the chick from HR"

What about Doctor? Nurse? Professor? Coach? You think all those people are being disrespected?!!!

Anonymous wrote:My charges use my name like respectful children instead of calling me "nanny".... no one likes to be called "the IT guy" or "the chick from HR"

OP here and I asked to be called Nanny ___ [name]. It is my preference and the parents obliged. I have always referred to myself to him as "Nanny".

My charges use my name like respectful children instead of calling me "nanny".... no one likes to be called "the IT guy" or "the chick from HR"

My charge just started calling me "Zsa Zsa" last month. My name is Elizabeth and I guess it sounds like "Zsa Zsa" to him. I'm going to keep it as his name for me. His parents have started referring me as Zsa Zsa already. Cute little man...

When I picked my charge up from
Preschooler, she would say my grown-up
is here for me.

My name is Andrea. Over the years, my charges have called me "Andrewa" and "Ea." So sweet!

My charge is 15 months old and I have been his nanny since his birth. On Friday, he called me "ma nanny" (for "my nanny") and it warmed my tired, Friday afternoon, heart!