Anonymous wrote:I would never skip a charge's birthday, even if they're spoiled.
I'm sure they're not even expecting anything for Xmas from you since you probably don't spend that holiday with them (they do with their family), so maybe taking them out on a special outing could be fun?

Anonymous wrote:No one is entitled to gifts.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Traditionally, I’ve always given last nanny kids gifts for Christmas, Hannakah and birthdays
I’ve been with current NF for 7 months and did a book for Birthdays and they were terribly ungrateful. Over the past 7 months I realized both kids (7 and 9) are spoiled, entitled and very ungrateful. They have rooms and playrooms overflowing with toys but demand more... and show little to no appreciation.
I do not want to give them anything, and don’t think they really deserve a gift from me. I also don’t want to stir up issues by not getting my Nks a gift. Any other nannies not do gifts? Is it required?
First, they are CHARGES not "nanny kids".
Second, no - I have always given gifts to my charges. It is customary.
Third, with such little regard or affection for your charges - you should leave the position.
Oh please, nanny kids is fine. Get that stick out of your ass.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Traditionally, I’ve always given last nanny kids gifts for Christmas, Hannakah and birthdays
I’ve been with current NF for 7 months and did a book for Birthdays and they were terribly ungrateful. Over the past 7 months I realized both kids (7 and 9) are spoiled, entitled and very ungrateful. They have rooms and playrooms overflowing with toys but demand more... and show little to no appreciation.
I do not want to give them anything, and don’t think they really deserve a gift from me. I also don’t want to stir up issues by not getting my Nks a gift. Any other nannies not do gifts? Is it required?
First, they are CHARGES not "nanny kids".
Second, no - I have always given gifts to my charges. It is customary.
Third, with such little regard or affection for your charges - you should leave the position.
Oh please, nanny kids is fine. Get that stick out of your ass.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Traditionally, I’ve always given last nanny kids gifts for Christmas, Hannakah and birthdays
I’ve been with current NF for 7 months and did a book for Birthdays and they were terribly ungrateful. Over the past 7 months I realized both kids (7 and 9) are spoiled, entitled and very ungrateful. They have rooms and playrooms overflowing with toys but demand more... and show little to no appreciation.
I do not want to give them anything, and don’t think they really deserve a gift from me. I also don’t want to stir up issues by not getting my Nks a gift. Any other nannies not do gifts? Is it required?
First, they are CHARGES not "nanny kids".
Second, no - I have always given gifts to my charges. It is customary.
Third, with such little regard or affection for your charges - you should leave the position.
Anonymous wrote:Traditionally, I’ve always given last nanny kids gifts for Christmas, Hannakah and birthdays
I’ve been with current NF for 7 months and did a book for Birthdays and they were terribly ungrateful. Over the past 7 months I realized both kids (7 and 9) are spoiled, entitled and very ungrateful. They have rooms and playrooms overflowing with toys but demand more... and show little to no appreciation.
I do not want to give them anything, and don’t think they really deserve a gift from me. I also don’t want to stir up issues by not getting my Nks a gift. Any other nannies not do gifts? Is it required?