Anonymous
Post 12/14/2016 23:48     Subject: Nanny working with a cold
You would have a damn fit if she stayed home with "just a cold.". Establish a policy that she stays home when she has a cold or shut up.
Anonymous
Post 12/12/2016 20:39     Subject: Re:Nanny working with a cold
If it is just a cold and you don't have a newborn in the house, let your nanny work. Otherwise you are setting a precedent that could occur four to five times a year.
Anonymous
Post 12/11/2016 21:11     Subject: Re:Nanny working with a cold
Colds are fine. Our nanny often works with a bit of a cold (that she likely got from taking our son to the park, library, etc.). It's better than having your nanny call in sick!
Anonymous
Post 12/11/2016 14:57     Subject: Nanny working with a cold
Colds are fine. Bronchitis, flu, stomach viruses and food poisoning are a different matter.
Anonymous
Post 12/11/2016 12:43     Subject: Nanny working with a cold
I always work with a cold. It's life you gotta keep going.
Anonymous
Post 12/11/2016 12:14     Subject: Nanny working with a cold
She probably got it from your kid.
Anonymous
Post 12/11/2016 11:20     Subject: Nanny working with a cold
Although if you haven't spoken about it now would be the time to clarify re: fevers and vomiting. Do you want to stay home with the kids if they're that sick or do you want her to and is she prepared to do so.
Anonymous
Post 12/11/2016 11:19     Subject: Nanny working with a cold
Yep they will share illnesses for as long as she works for you.
Anonymous
Post 12/11/2016 10:39     Subject: Nanny working with a cold
Yep. Just the start of a about a thousand times you'll deal with this between kids/parents/nanny.
Anonymous
Post 12/11/2016 07:53     Subject: Nanny working with a cold
Our nanny caught a cold and symptoms appeared last Thursday night. DD, 12 months old, woke up with a runny nose on Saturday morning. Nanny and daughter most likely were exposed at the same time.

If Nanny feels up to it, is it safe for her to work with DD on Monday?