Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just curious here and other places it seems nannies have a problem with caring for more than 2 children at once.
For me it was a family with 6 children 2 sets of triplets born 5 years apart.
How many years did you nanny them?
5 years full time shortly after the youngest triplets were born. I was a an occasional babysitter/ mother's helper from the time the oldest triplets were 2, so all together 8 years
To be honest, I don't believe you at all.
Anonymous wrote:I will care for as many as the family has. As long as I start when the oldest is little, and am present from birth with the rest. I had a family with 4 under 4. It was fine because they all knew our routine since I had been there since the oldest was 1.5.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just curious here and other places it seems nannies have a problem with caring for more than 2 children at once.
For me it was a family with 6 children 2 sets of triplets born 5 years apart.
How many years did you nanny them?
5 years full time shortly after the youngest triplets were born. I was a an occasional babysitter/ mother's helper from the time the oldest triplets were 2, so all together 8 years
Anonymous wrote:It depends on the children's ages, temperament, and abilities.
I've had five school aged children in my care and it was fairly easy. Mostly tutoring and chauffeuring.
I also have had two toddlers who almost drove me mad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just curious here and other places it seems nannies have a problem with caring for more than 2 children at once.
For me it was a family with 6 children 2 sets of triplets born 5 years apart.
How many years did you nanny them?
Anonymous wrote:Just curious here and other places it seems nannies have a problem with caring for more than 2 children at once.
For me it was a family with 6 children 2 sets of triplets born 5 years apart.
Anonymous wrote:Really stupid question. It's so much more than just numbers.