Anonymous wrote:also help her open a low fee bank account - like M&I or capital one.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Human decency. Yes, I would help our nanny as much as we could in the given situation.
You have a good heart and will have good karma, OP. Don't let the bitter misers on this thread deter you from doing the decent thing to help a woman who loves and cares for your children.
My nanny doesn't love my children. What an odd assumption.
Shall we not assume that you love your children?
Anonymous wrote:Earlier this week, our nanny was robbed in her home and they took over a thousand dollars. She was pretty shaken up, and is in the process of trying to find a new place to live. Payday is tomorrow. Should I give her a little extra? That money probably meant quite a bit to her, whereas we could give her a couple extra hundred dollars and not miss it too much.
Just curious to get other perspectives on whether this is a good or bad idea.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Human decency. Yes, I would help our nanny as much as we could in the given situation.
You have a good heart and will have good karma, OP. Don't let the bitter misers on this thread deter you from doing the decent thing to help a woman who loves and cares for your children.
My nanny doesn't love my children. What an odd assumption.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Human decency. Yes, I would help our nanny as much as we could in the given situation.
You have a good heart and will have good karma, OP. Don't let the bitter misers on this thread deter you from doing the decent thing to help a woman who loves and cares for your children.
My nanny doesn't love my children. What an odd assumption.
Anonymous wrote:Human decency. Yes, I would help our nanny as much as we could in the given situation.
You have a good heart and will have good karma, OP. Don't let the bitter misers on this thread deter you from doing the decent thing to help a woman who loves and cares for your children.