Anonymous wrote:Please quit this job so you can quit posting about it!
But as to the last point, I don't see her "putting you in the middle," unless they are fighting about it and he doesn't believe in the method she wants to use. Assisting a new parent in learning a parenting technique is totally within the realm of a nanny's duties.
OP here. Assisting DB in learning certain things is totally fine and I have done that in the past. The issue is MB and DB do not agree on the schedule and DB disregards some things. Also most parents have different ways of putting a child down, feeding style, etc. MB wants it all her way and since DB has not listened, she wants me to reinforce those things with him. That is none of my business and I am not getting in between that. It's highly inappropriate.