Anonymous
07/31/2018 13:36
Subject: Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
Anonymous wrote:I'd run.
This.
Anonymous
07/27/2018 22:25
Subject: Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would start by saying, “Now that Larla is X years old, it’s important that we be on the same page. Can we take this parenting class together and discuss how you’d like to handle discipline issues?”
If she agrees to take a class together and it helps then you might be able to stay. Yay!
If she takes the class together but nothing changes (or refuses to consider taking a class together) you can say you gave it your best try and move on guilt-free.
Which class would you recommend?
Pep, positive discipline, love and logic: at this point, almost anything would be better than what she is doing!!!
Anonymous
07/26/2018 20:23
Subject: Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
I'd run.
Anonymous
07/26/2018 19:10
Subject: Re:Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
There was a recall on goldfish- FYI
Anonymous
07/26/2018 18:47
Subject: Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would start by saying, “Now that Larla is X years old, it’s important that we be on the same page. Can we take this parenting class together and discuss how you’d like to handle discipline issues?”
If she agrees to take a class together and it helps then you might be able to stay. Yay!
If she takes the class together but nothing changes (or refuses to consider taking a class together) you can say you gave it your best try and move on guilt-free.
Which class would you recommend?
If you are local to DC, Dr. Rene Hackney
Anonymous
07/26/2018 14:16
Subject: Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
Anonymous wrote:I would start by saying, “Now that Larla is X years old, it’s important that we be on the same page. Can we take this parenting class together and discuss how you’d like to handle discipline issues?”
If she agrees to take a class together and it helps then you might be able to stay. Yay!
If she takes the class together but nothing changes (or refuses to consider taking a class together) you can say you gave it your best try and move on guilt-free.
Which class would you recommend?
Anonymous
07/26/2018 13:39
Subject: Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
I would start by saying, “Now that Larla is X years old, it’s important that we be on the same page. Can we take this parenting class together and discuss how you’d like to handle discipline issues?”
If she agrees to take a class together and it helps then you might be able to stay. Yay!
If she takes the class together but nothing changes (or refuses to consider taking a class together) you can say you gave it your best try and move on guilt-free.
If she agrees to take a class together and it helps then you might be able to stay. Yay!
If she takes the class together but nothing changes (or refuses to consider taking a class together) you can say you gave it your best try and move on guilt-free.
Anonymous
07/26/2018 13:33
Subject: Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
Personally, I just can't standby and watch a selfish parent ruining her child. My hard work would be completely wasted. Get a new job where your work is valued.
Anonymous
07/26/2018 13:21
Subject: Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
If mom is around a lot, and you don't like being there, look for another job.
You're not going to change anything in this family. Your choices are to stay and minimize the time around mom as much as possible, or go.
You're not going to change anything in this family. Your choices are to stay and minimize the time around mom as much as possible, or go.
Anonymous
07/26/2018 13:03
Subject: Nannying for a mother with major childhood issues
My MB is a truly lovely as well as accomplished woman. But she had a terrible, unstable and poverty-ridden childhood. She is lenient to a fault with her DD because her mother was so unduly strict with her. My MB was hungry as a child and never denies my charge anything - even asking her to wait for a moment. She will give her Goldfish crackers, for example, while her healthful meal is warming. MB drags out the good-bye until my charge is hysterical.
I don’t know what to do and am tired of always being the bad guy. This has been going on since her child was born (now 3). My charge is great with me and I have no complaints but so whiny and clingy when her mother is around.
WWYD?
I don’t know what to do and am tired of always being the bad guy. This has been going on since her child was born (now 3). My charge is great with me and I have no complaints but so whiny and clingy when her mother is around.
WWYD?